Foundational Events
This 1733 agricultural site in Savannah was an early experiment supported by Tomachechee and Mary Musgrove
Trustee Garden
This 1862 act created land-grant universities, though Georgia didn’t benefit at first due to secession
Morrill Act
This major combines business and agriculture, preparing students for careers in finance, marketing, and management within the ag sector
Agribusiness
This building houses the CAES Dean's Office and used to be a barn over 100 years ago
Conner Hall
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He was UGA’s first president, wrote its charter, signed the Constitution, and dreamed of a teaching farm
Abraham Baldwin
Passed in 1887, this act funded agricultural experiment stations to advance research
This major lets honors students design their own degree program by combining disciplines to match their career goals
Honors Interdisciplinary Studies
This central green space was once a road and is now named after an advisor to 7 U.S. presidents
DW Brooks Parkway
This one-page resource helps answer questions about changing institutions
Transfer One Pager
Founded in 1805 and led by Josiah Meigs, this was UGA’s first official college
Franklin College
This 1890 act extended land-grant education to African American students and helped establish FVSU
Second Morrill Act
This certificate program focuses on preparing students to work across borders in global ag settings
Agriculture Certificate
This building contains departments that developed grass used in the 2014 FIFA World Cup
Miller Plant Science
This helpful item often gets overlooked, but it ensures you’re not left empty-handed when someone asks for your contact information
Business Card
This rocky 60-acre plot became the early site of the College of Agriculture in 1872
Rock College
This 1914 law established Cooperative Extension to share agricultural research with the public
Smith-Lever Act
This minor focuses on using microorganisms, genetics, and cellular biology to improve agricultural productivity
Applied Bio-Tech
Students may find 3D printing and laser cutting at this on-campus resource, open late during finals
Science Library
This printed item provides an overview of all undergraduate majors and it key to helping undecided students
Major Decision brochure
He became UGA’s first agriculture professor under the Terrell Professorship in 1854
Daniel Lee
This 1906 bill, championed by James J. Conner and George Foster Peabody, provided $100,000 to build ag facilities
Conner Bill
This major studies the use and conservation of natural resources such as soil and water in relation to agriculture
Water and Soil Resources
Once located on Ag Hill, this house came with a deed stating the land would revert to its original owners if moved or destroyed
Lumpkin House
This special initiative allows you to combine agriculture, service, and leadership for formal recognition
Leadership and Service Certificate