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Stich Leads Workshop on Supporting First-Gen Students

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Amy Stich

​As part of UGA's Certificate in Diversity & Inclusion (CDI) for university faculty and staff, Amy Stich will teach a course on first-generation college students on Wednesday, November 6. 

Her course, The First-Generation College Student: Inclusion, Empowerment and Academic Success​, aligns with the celebrations surrounding National First-Generation Student Day. It will be an interactive workshop that dives into what it means to be a first-generation college student at a research-intensive university. Participants will identify and discuss the ways in which faculty and staff can best support first-generation students at the undergraduate and graduate levels.​

Attendance is limited to registered attendees only (see UGA's Training & Development class listing​)

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Associate Professor of Higher Education and Graduate Program Coordinator

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