Emeriti Scholars Program

Emeriti Scholars Brochure

In 2001, a group of retired faculty chose to initiate an Emeriti Scholars program at the University of Georgia. The program presents opportunities for outstanding retired faculty who choose to continue their commitment and involvement in the academic life of the campus. During the 2002-2003 academic year, the eleven charter members collaborated with the Honors Program in teaching courses and seminars, lecturing at special events, and mentoring Honors students. The Institute of Higher Education, the Center for Teaching & Learning and the Teaching Academy provide endorsement for the organization of the Emeriti Scholars Program. Coordination of the program is located in CTL.

Emeriti Scholars and CTL staff getting acquainted.

Vision: To contribute to a campus culture that recognizes and nurtures the continuing achievements and involvement of outstanding faculty and personnel who have chosen to retire from full time employment.

Benefits to University: Leadership from a core group of experienced and achieving scholars and recognition of the continuing scholarly activities, achievements, and professional connections of emeriti scholars

Benefits to Scholars: An endorsement of the continuing commitment to one’s discipline, intellectual achievement, and university through a planned and nurturing atmosphere that includes academic relationships, and campus recognition.

Charter Members

Gilles Allard, Department of Geology
Robert Anderson, Department of Physics
Joseph Berrigan, Department of History
Jean Bowen, Institute of Higher Education
Bernard Dauenhauer, Department of Philosophy
William Flatt, Department of Food and Nutrition
Tom Ganshow, Department of History
Richard Hill, Department of Chemistry
Sylvia M. Hutchinson, Department of Reading Education and Institute of Higher Education
Genelle Morain, Department of Language Education
Ron Simpson, Department of Science Education and Institute of Higher Education

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