A Transition Support tool from Augusta State University Academic Advisement
Campus offices here to support you in achieving your goals include Career Center, Counseling Center, Disability & Testing Services, Financial Aid Student Activities and UMAC. These offices provide valuable
services and help complete your college education. The brief
descriptions below outline some of these services with contact names and
phone numbers so you may seek further information. Note: Office hours may be shortened during Summer Term, so call ahead before visiting any office.
Career Center - Boykin-Wright - (706) 737-1604
Julie Goley, Director
The Career Center, located on the second floor of Boykin-Wright Hall,
provides job placement and career information assistance to currently
enrolled students and alumni of Augusta State University. They offer full and
part-time job listings, resume and cover letter critiquing services,
Cooperative Education opportunities, a career library, and much more. You
should develop a working relationship with the center well before you plan
to graduate. Web: http://www.aug.edu/career_center/
Counseling Services promote
personal growth and development. Through individual/group counseling and
workshops, the center can help you choose an appropriate college major,
develop effective study and test-taking sk ills, and solve personal,
academic, or vocational problems. Web: http://www.aug.edu/counseling
Office Hours:
8:00am-6:00pm Monday & Tuesday
8:00am-4:30pm Wednesday, Thursday & Friday
8:00am-4:30pm Monday-Friday during class breaks
Disability & Testing Services - Quadrangle near Fanning Hall - (706) 737-1469
Angie Kitchens, Director
If you require any special assistance due to any physical disability
or learning disorder, it is important that you contact the Disability
Services Coordinator as soon as possible.
Students with learning disorders should be evaluated by The University
System of Georgia to help determine what level of assistance is necessary. They also administer several tests
including Compass, CLEP, RTP, and MAT.
Financial Aid - Payne 2nd floor - (706) 737-1431
Willene Holmes, Director
The Financial Aid Office is your source of information on Federal and
State tuition assistance, the work-study program, student loans,
scholarships, grants, and HOPE. Since applying for and receiving aid can
be rather complicated, begin the process as soon as possible and be
cooperative and patient throughout.
Office Hours:
8:00am-6:00pm Monday & Tuesday
8:00am-4:30pm Wednesday, Thursday & Friday
8:00am-4:30pm Monday-Friday during class breaks
Office hours match campus schedule on registration days
Student Activities - Washington Hall 2nd floor - (706) 737-1609
Eddie Howard, Director
A number of services offered by Student Activities include JagCard student ID's, student handbook and program guides. The Student Government Association, student newspaper, magazine, and student clubs and organizations are coordinated through Student Activities. Web: http://www.aug.edu/student_activities/
Office Hours:
8:00am-4:30pm Monday-Friday
UMAC- Washington Hall 3rd floor - (706)
731-7979
Kathy Thompson, Director
UMAC combines a variety of student advising and transition support
programs designed to assist students in achieving their educational goals
and accessing the full range of campus services and learning
opportunities. UMAC serves as the academic advising department for
undecided freshmen and sophomores and Joint Enrolled high school students.
Additional support programs include
UMAC website,
Q&A
and Major Decisions.
Web: http://www.aug.edu/umac
Office Hours:
8:00am-6:00pm Monday-Thursday
8:00am-4:30pm Friday
8:00am-4:30pm Monday-Friday during class breaks and Summer term
Office hours match campus schedule on registration days
