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Advisement

Meet our Undergraduate COORDINATOR

Abhyuday Mandal photoAbhyuday Mandal

amandal@stat.uga.edu

Abhyuday Mandal joined the Department of Statistics in 2005 as an Assistant Professor and subsequently attained the rank of an Associate Professor with tenure in 2011. Dr. Mandal is not only an excellent researcher and teacher, but also an outstanding research mentor for undergraduate students. In recognition of his contribution to the undergraduate education, Dr. Mandal received the Franklin College Outstanding Academic Advising Award in 2015. At UGA, Dr. Mandal has supervised many students through undergraduate research/directed study (STAT 4950).

In addition, during summer 2014, Dr. Mandal and Dr. TN Sriram co-directed research of an undergraduate student from Carnegie Mellon University.     

Furthermore, students that Dr. Mandal mentor usually write research papers. Over the years, Dr. Mandal has encouraged and found funds for undergraduate students to attend workshops at major statistical institutes, and nominated students for prestigious awards. In fact, one of his students recently won the Presidential Award of Excellence.

Dr. Mandal looks forward to seeing you through your time here at the University of Georgia and helping Undergraduate Students accomplish all their goals. 

Meet our Academic Advisors

Zach Chamberlin

Zach Chamberlin

Academic Advisor

zchamberlin@uga.edu

Zach Chamberlin advises lower-division Computer Science, Data Science, and Statistics students.

A native of Athens, Zach earned a B.A. in History from Young Harris College and a M.A. in History from Clemson University. Prior to joining the Franklin College advising office, he served as Associate Director of Admissions at Young Harris College and served in the Georgia Army National Guard with the 221st Expeditionary Military Intelligence Battalion.

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Andi DiamondAndi Diamond

Academic Advisor II

andrea.diamond@uga.edu

Andi Diamond is an upper division advisor for data science students and is a graduation advisor for biology, classics, and women’s studies majors. Originally from Chicago, Andi comes to Athens from Colorado, where she began working in higher education in 2017. Andi holds a B.A. from the University of Michigan, as well as a Master of Education (M.Ed.) from DePaul University and a Master of Arts (M.A.) from the University of Colorado Colorado Springs.

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Morgan Maheffey

Morgan Mahaffey

Academic Advisor II

morganmahaffey@uga.edu

706-542-1522

Morgan joined the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences as a graduation advisor in 2017. She earned a bachelor’s degree in biology and a master’s in higher education from the University of Georgia.

Morgan certifies degrees for the majors in anthropology, art, art education, art history, interdisciplinary art and design, communication studies, film studies, German, linguistics, Russian, sociology, and theatre. Morgan is the upper-division advisor for statistics majors.

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Meet our Career Consultant

Elizabeth Paulsson

Elizabeth Paulsson

lizziep@uga.edu

Appointments: To make an appointment, please call the UGA Career Center at 706-542-3375. Student can also set up appointment through their Handshake account.

Career Consultant for students majoring in Computer Science, MIS, Data Science, and Statistics. Assistance is provided for resume/cover letter critiques, career opportunities, interview skills and practice interviews, internship/job search, and much more!

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