University of Georgia Tifton campus
On Second Reference
UGA-Tifton.
Category: UGA Campuses
University of Georgia
In a sentence, always use the word “the” with the noun “University of Georgia,” except in lists of institutions. When “University of Georgia” is an adjective, “the” is not needed.
On Second Reference
UGA or the university.
University of Georgia Griffin campus
Degree-completion programs have been offered at the Griffin campus since 2005. Additional undergraduate programs, as well as graduate programs, have been added in recent years.
Located 40 miles south of Atlanta, the Griffin campus was established in 1888 as the Georgia Experiment Station.
On Second Reference
UGA-Griffin.
University of Georgia Gwinnett campus
The University of Georgia offers several graduate degree programs, as well as continuing education, at the campus, located at 2530 Sever Road in Lawrenceville, just off Interstate 85 at the Old Peachtree Road exit.
On Second Reference
UGA-Gwinnett.
UGA
UGA—all capital letters with no periods between them—is the abbreviation for University of Georgia.
UGA Health Sciences Campus
Located on Prince Avenue in Athens, this 56-acre campus houses two primary occupants: the College of Public Health and the AU/UGA Medical Partnership.
On first reference, use the full name, “UGA Health Sciences Campus.” The campus may be referred to as the “HSC” on second reference for internal audiences. It should never be referred to as a “medical campus,” as it is much more; its mission is health sciences.