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Black-Diallo-Miller Hall
Boggs Hall
Brandon Oaks
Brown Hall
Brumby Hall
Building 1516
Busbee Hall
Church Hall
Creswell Hall
Gilmore Circle
Hill Hall
Lipscomb Hall
Mary Lyndon Hall
McGowan Road
McWhorter Hall
Mell Hall
Morris Hall
Myers Hall
Oglethorpe House
Payne Hall
Reed Hall
Rogers Road
Rooker Hall
Russell Hall
Rutherford Hall
Soule Hall
University Village
University Village East
Vandiver Hall
Downtown Athens
Five Points neighborhood
Foley Field
Health Center
Lake Herrick/Intramural Fields
Main library
Normaltown neigborhood
Ramsey Student Center
Sanford Stadium
Science Learning Center
Stegeman Coliseum
Tate Student Center
ADA student room
Furniture in the room must remain in the room, but
residents are free to decorate within the guidelines of
the online Community Guide.
Adjustable beds
Headboards and footboards are 64” tall by 38” wide with
multiple levels of adjustment for height. When raised to
the highest position, there is 60″ of vertical clearance
underneath.
Harold A. Black (BBA ’66) was UGA’s first African American
male freshman and the first African American graduate of the
Terry College of Business. He retired as professor emeritus of
the University of Tennessee – Knoxville after 24 years of
service as the James F. Smith, Jr. Professor of Finance. Black,
a native of Atlanta, earned his master’s and doctoral degrees
from The Ohio State University. Over the course of his
distinguished career in higher education, government and
business he has received numerous awards and honors for his
teaching and research.
Mary Blackwell Diallo (AB ’66, MA ’73) was the first African
American student from Athens to enroll at UGA. She earned both
her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in French literature from
UGA and her doctorate from Emory University. She taught at
Morehouse College and at Florida A&M University and retired in
2021 after a long and productive career. She was a contract
interpreter for the U.S. Department of State and participated
in the Fulbright Teacher Exchange Program in Benin and France.
Kerry Rushin Miller (BS ’66) was the first African American to
earn a bachelor’s degree in mathematics from UGA and shortly
thereafter began an extensive professional career in the
telecommunications industry. She retired from BellSouth after 29
years of distinguished service, primarily based in Charlotte,
North Carolina. After retiring, Kerry served Charlotte Club
through the Urban League and in 2005 joined the Charlotte Club of
the National Association of Negro Business and Professional
Women’s Clubs, where she developed an award-winning education
program designed to help at-risk elementary and middle school
students raise their self-esteem, strive for excellence, and
achieve their personal best.
Community bathrooms are designated by gender. Some floors
may have a large, centrally located bathroom while others
may have smaller bathrooms located throughout the floor.
Community space
These are the living rooms of the building, where residents
can relax or hunker down for midterms. TVs have cable and
can stream content from residents’ devices.
Defribrillator and ONEbox
ONEbox emergency distribution kits contain Naloxone nasal
sprays and instructions to use in case of opioid and other
types of drug overdoses. If the kit is not pictured here,
the infospot should be in the vicinity of its location.
Digital sign
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Apartment-style kitchen
Kitchens in Busbee, McWhorter, Rooker and Vandiver
have microwaves and full-size refrigerators with freezers.
Ovens and stoves are available in community kitchens.
Single occupancy room
Front desk
Residents may come to the front desk for assistance with
lost keys or UGACards, as well as any general questions
or concerns.
Game room
Community kitchen
The community kitchen is a place for students to cook
their own meals and to gather with friends. Plan to
bring your own pots, pans, plates and utensils.
Bathroom
Bedroom
Double occupancy bedroom
Under the guidance of a faculty director who lives in the
building, the FRC is modeled after residential colleges
found at Ivy League institutions—giving the feel of a
small college within a large university.
Hammock stand
Kitchen
This space includes a print and digital library
as well as a printer exclusively for use by language
community residents.
Living room
Main bathroom
Main bedroom
Morehead Honors College satellite office
Second bathroom
Second bedroom
Clothes washer and dryer
Laundry room
Laundry is included in the housing fee—no quarters or
debit cards required. Students should bring their own
HE laundry detergent.
Launch Pad
The Launch Pad is home to the Entrepreneurship Living
Learning Community, which consists of students of all
majors interested entrepreneurship.
Mailboxes
Residents receive a mailbox code or key for mail from
USPS. When packages arrive, they will receive an email
and must display their UGACard to retrieve the package.
Meeting room
Residents and staff may reserve meeting rooms for
events, meetings or collaboration.
Microfridge
One mini microwave/refrigerator combination unit
is included in each room.
Community space
These are the living rooms of the building, where residents
can relax or hunker down for midterms. TVs have cable and
can stream content from residents’ devices.
Charlayne Hunter-Gault holds a place in Georgia civil rights
history as one of the first two African American students admitted
to the University of Georgia in 1961. Hunter-Gault lived in Myers Hall
during her tenure at UGA and, upon her graduation, began a successful
career as an award-winning journalist with PBS, The New York Times
and CNN. Hunter-Gault is respected for her work on television and in
print and continues to contribute to UGA through the “Giving Voice to
the Voiceless” endowment, which provides grants to students to
promote social justice and global understanding.
Oglethorpe Dining Commons
Phone room
Residents use these small spaces for privacy when on the
phone, FaceTime, Zoom and taking proctored online tests.
Restroom
Russell Academic Center (RAC)
The RAC has classroom and study space where the Office of
Student Success hosts tutoring sessions.
Secure access door
Residents use their UGACard and a PIN to access the
building. They are responsible for guests and must
escort them throughout the building—security is
everyone's responsibility!
Staff offices
Student room
Furniture in the room must remain in the room, but
residents are free to decorate within the guidelines of
the online Community Guide.
Study lounge
Study lounges give residents even more space to spread
out and connect with friends. These spaces are great
for study groups and small gatherings.
TV lounge
Lounges are the living rooms of the building, where
residents can relax or hunker down for midterms. TVs have
cable and can stream content from residents’ devices.
Single-use bathroom
Vending
Vending machines take cash, cards, Apple Pay, Android Pay
and Samsung/Google Pay.
Warming kitchen
Warming kitchens have a sink and microwave—residents can
use it to share a meal or study without disturbing their
roommate.
WEPA printing kiosk
Students can print from the cloud or their device to WEPA
printers all over campus.
