Dr. Sherontae Maxwell - UGA Office for Student Success and AchievementUGA Office for Student Success and Achievement

Dr. Sherontae Maxwell

Assistant Director for Access

Phone Number

Email

[email protected]

Address

124 Milledge Hall

Sherontae serves as the Assistant Director of Access Programs at UGA which includes the portfolio of seven (McNair/Student Support Services/STEM-H, Talent Search/Upward Bound & Upward Math & Science) federally funded grant programs by the US Department of Education. Her career with TRIO started over twenty years ago with TRIO Programs/ GEARUP at Savannah State University. Sherontae has a passion for serving the disadvantaged population. Her love for TRIO is evident in the lives of the many student’s she has touched throughout the years.

Education

E.D.D in Higher Education – University of Georgia
MSW in Clinical Social Work — Savannah State University
B.S. in Program in Service Learning — Mercer University

Programs & Services

Certifications

Certificate in Diversity & Inclusion

Committees

Board member on TRIO national, regional and state boards

Leadership Team Staff

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