Jose Camacho - UGA Office for Student Success and Achievement

Jose Camacho

Program Coordinator

Phone Number

Email

jose.camacho25@uga.edu

Address

Office 247

Jose serves as a Program Coordinator for the Educational Talent Search Program. In his role he strives to assist students from low income and first-generation families seek their full potential to succeed in a higher education setting. He serves students Clarke County, GA ranging from 6th-12th grade providing services in career exploration, academic and financial counseling, and professional development to prepare to be admitted to and succeed in college. Jose has a deep passion for education and is committed in helping his students find their own passion as well.

Outside of work, Jose enjoys spending time with his friends, going to coffee shops, cheering on the Dawgs, and traveling to new places. His top three cities: NYC, Washington DC, and of course Athens, GA!

Education

BS.Ed. in Sports Management – The University of Georgia

Programs & Services

TRiO – ETS

Professional Development

UGA Alumni Association- Athens Chapter Board

The Latest News

Photo from Belonging Workshop

02.07.2024

More than 30 faculty and staff participate in Belonging workshop

Student Affairs and the Office of Instruction cohosted an afternoon training on Belonging. Together over 30 staff and faculty engaged in open dialogue on what belonging means to UGA students through a series of interactive activities.

From left, incoming freshman Maris Wright talks with orientation leader Vidhi Patel and fellow freshman Carson Whiee as they walk together to their small group time at new student orientation in the Tate Student Center. (Photo by Andrew Davis Tucker/UGA)

12.14.2023

UGA’s retention and completion rates remain strong

The University of Georgia’s first-year retention rate rose to nearly 95% this year, reflecting several ongoing efforts to improve the academic environment and support students.

Three students participating in Rural High Schoolers event.

12.07.2023

Rural high schoolers connect with campus

The University of Georgia recently hosted a group of students and teachers from Colquitt County High School to demystify the collegiate experience and learn what it means to be a Georgia bulldog.

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