Becoming UWG: News and Updates
News and Updates Articles
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Embracing the Call for Transformation in Higher Ed - Studer Education Podcast
Dr. Brendan Kelly, University of West Georgia President, joins Dr. Janet Pilcher to discuss the positive progress UWG has made despite a year of challenges, criticism, and anxiety.
Apr 28 -
Dr. Brendan B. Kelly on the Importance of Placemaking at the University of West Georgia
President of the University of West Georgia Dr. Brendan B. Kelly discusses their focus on creating an environment that inspires their students.
Feb 19 -
Becoming UWG: University of West Georgia Launches New Strategic Plan for 2021-26
Becoming UWG – the strategic plan that will lead the university for the next five years and beyond – draws upon the university's 115-year history and the input and feedback of students, faculty, staff, alumni, supporters, community members and other stakeholders to establish a path toward long-term growth and excellence.
Feb 11 -
UWG’s Strategic Planning Process Nears Its Final Stage
Empowered and enlightened by the feedback of nearly 1,300 internal and external stakeholders, members of the University of West Georgia leadership team are now coalescing the volumes of input and information into one strategic vision.
Dec 10 -
Becoming UWG: Stakeholders Share Perspectives on the Pillar of Placemaking
The University of West Georgia has embarked on a stakeholder-based strategic visioning process for the future of the institution. This process will use as guideposts three pillars as identified by Dr. Brendan B. Kelly, UWG’s president: relevance, competitiveness and placemaking.
Dec 3 -
UWG President Dr. Brendan B. Kelly on Competitiveness
President of University of West Georgia Dr. Brendan B. Kelly discusses one of the key pillars of UWG's strategic plan - competitiveness. UWG is constantly competing for the best students in the state. Their mission is to create an environment that allows students and faculty to thrive.
Nov 16 -
Strategic Planning Process Moves to Prioritization Stage
Nearly 1,300 internal and external stakeholders – including students, faculty, staff, alumni, supporters, and business and community leaders – have participated in the strategic planning process to set the course for the University of West Georgia’s future.
Nov 13 -
Becoming UWG: Stakeholders Share Perspectives on the Pillar of Competitiveness
The University of West Georgia has embarked on a stakeholder-based strategic visioning process for the future of the institution. This process will use as guideposts three pillars as identified by Dr. Brendan B. Kelly, UWG’s president: relevance, competitiveness, and placemaking.
Nov 11