About Kristen Linthicum
Authored 11 articles.
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UGA SBDC Helps Small Athens Businesses Thrive
Features, July 14, 2025
Known for independent restaurants, shops and music venues, Athens is a vibrant town that is enhanced by its small businesses. And many of these small business owners have relied on the University of Georgia’s Small Business Development Center as a critical source of advice and support.
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Students Get Hands-on Experience at Historic Athens Property
News, June 13, 2025
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Health Fair Connects Community with UGA Resources
News, April 17, 2025
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metro Atlanta Visit UGA
News, March 18, 2025
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Supporting Students, Strengthening Athens
Features, March 13, 2025
In a college town like Athens, the undergraduate students contribute to the community’s vibrancy. Students serve as volunteers for local nonprofits, work as student-teachers in K-12 classrooms, and contribute to the workforce as employees in local businesses. They’re also critical to the mission and culture of the University of Georgia.
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Program Introduces Female High Schoolers to Construction Careers
News, July 24, 2024
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Business Engagement Promotes Economic Growth in Athens
Features, June 17, 2024
When Boehringer Ingelheim decided to expand the strategy of its successful veterinary medicine business model, the company’s leaders looked to the University of Georgia’s Office of Business Engagement for support.
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UGA Program Addresses Food Insecurity in Athens
Features, January 19, 2024
Many people in the Athens community are facing food insecurity, and they are served by organizations dedicated to addressing their significant need. The University of Georgia’s Office of Service-Learning has established longstanding partnerships with community organizations to help address food insecurity in Athens.
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MBA Students Contribute to Local Nonprofit Boards
News, June 01, 2023
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UGA Greek Life Partners with Nonprofit on Blood Drives
News, March 24, 2023
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UGA and ACC Partner to Keep Community Safe
Features, February 09, 2023
More than 100 emergency responders, staff, and volunteers from across the University of Georgia and Athens-Clarke County arrived on the campus of Athens Church with one objective: work across departments to respond to a simulated crisis.