Twelve employees from the University of Georgia retired on November 1, according to a recent announcement. The retirees represent various departments and held different roles across the university.
The list includes Grace M. Burger, who served as administrative manager II in the Mary Frances Early College of Education’s Office of Research and Graduate Education for nearly 23 years. Edda Z. Cotto-Rivera worked as program coordinator IV in the nutritional sciences department of the College of Family and Consumer Sciences for over 18 years.
Geraldine Hall was a building services worker I with the Facilities Management Division under the Office of the Vice President for Finance and Administration, serving just over 10 years. Edith Hollander, office manager/clerical supervisor at Franklin College of Arts and Sciences’ Hugh Hodgson School of Music, retired after more than 14 years.
Elizabeth C. Lowery spent just over 24 years as an accountant at the University of Georgia Center for Continuing Education & Hotel within Public Service and Outreach. Jacob G. Price, senior public service associate with Southwest District County Extension Services in Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, had more than 30 years with UGA.
Rebecca Pritchett worked as Gilmer County FACS program assistant in Northeast District County Extension Services for just over a decade. Kimberly Rutland was director at Tifton Campus Conference Center for almost 30 years.
Teresa K. Self retired after more than 11 years as administrative assistant I at the Center for Continuing Education & Hotel in Public Service and Outreach. Wanda Joan Sutherland served as Gordon County Extension administrative assistant in Northwest District County Extension Services for nearly 22 years.
Douglas R. Thomas spent more than three decades as a locksmith in Facilities Management’s operations and maintenance Key Shop. Joseph N. Yuhas concluded his career after 13 years as systems administrator in Enterprise Information Technology Services.
