Outreach Programs

The UGA Speech and Hearing Clinic offers comprehensive audiology services for all ages including hearing evaluations, acoustic reflex testing, ABR testing, OAE testing, infant hearing testing, and more!

The Center for Autism and Behavioral Education Research works with local students and teachers to create and sustain supportive learning environments. Here are ways we engage with the community.

If you believe your child may benefit from an evaluation at the UGA School Psychology Clinic, here is an overview of the various types.

Hosted on UGA’s campus, the Creative Scholars Program is a two-week residential Summer camp for rising 8-10 graders.

Horizons Atlanta at the University of Georgia (Horizons at UGA) is a six-week summer learning experience that supports students from underserved communities throughout their K–12 academic careers.

For more than 40 years, the Pediatric Exercise and Motor Development Clinic has helped children and adolescents with disabilities to gain strength and confidence through one-on-one instruction and personalized physical education plans.

Summer Institute, writing retreats, camps and Saturday workshops offer teachers a wide and engaging list of professional learning opportunities, many for UGA credit or state PLUs.

The SMQ-II assesses components of students’ motivation to learn science in college and high school courses.

Speech and hearing screenings are offered throughout the year as off-campus opportunities to serve our community.

The UGA Speech and Hearing Clinic offers comprehensive speech-language pathology services for all ages, including aphasia, articulation, speech sound disorders, aural rehabilitation, and more!

Come and explore the principles of creative thinking as a framework for curriculum development, classroom teaching and assessment.

The Torrance Center offers training on the administration, scoring, and interpretation of the Torrance Tests of Creative Thinking, Figural and Verbal.

UGA’s Archway Partnership connects Georgia counties facing significant issues related to economic development to the knowledge, expertise, and other resources at the University of Georgia. The community determines the needs and Archway facilitates the identification of faculty and students with expertise and similar interest.