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Administrators and AdvisorsThe University System of GeorgiaBoard of RegentsEdgar L. Jenkins, Vice ChairmanStephen R. Portch, ChancellorTom Thompson, PresidentGeorgia Milk Producers, Inc.J. Tom Coleman, Jr., SavannahState-at-Large (2002)A. W. Dahlberg, AtlantaState-at-Large, (2004)Hilton H. Howell, Jr., AtlantaState-at-Large (1999)Charles H. Jones, MaconState-at-Large (2002)Donald M. Leebern, Jr., AtlantaState-at-Large (2005)David H. Averitt, StatesboroFirst District (1999)John Hunt, TiftonSecond District (2004)Shannon L. Amos, ColumbusThird District (2000)Juanita P. Baranco, MorrowFourth District (2005)Elridge W. McMillan, AtlantaFifth District (2003)Kenneth W. Cannestra, AtlantaSixth District (2001)Edgar L. Rhodes, BremenSeventh District (1999)S. William Clark, Jr., WaycrossEighth District (1999)Edgar L. Jenkins, JasperNinth District (2001)Thomas F. Allgood, Sr., AugustaTenth District (2000)Glenn S. White, LawrencevilleEleventh District (2005)Officers and StaffS. William Clark, Jr., ChairmanJames L. Muyskens, Senior ViceChancellor - Academic Affairs/DeputyLindsay Desrochers, Senior ViceChancellor - Capital Resources/TreasurerArthur N. Dunning, Senior ViceChancellor - Human and ExternalResourcesThomas E. Daniel, Vice Chancellor -External AffairsWilliam K. Chatham, Vice Chancellor -FacilitiesBarry A. Fullerton, Vice Chancellor -Student ServicesE. Michael Staman, Vice Chancellor -Information/Instructional Technology/CIOThe University of GeorgiaUniversity & College AdministratorsMichael F. Adams, PresidentThe University of GeorgiaJoe L. Key, Vice President for Researchand Associate ProvostThe University of GeorgiaKeith W. Prasse, DeanCollege of Veterinary MedicineHarry W. Dickerson, DirectorVeterinary Medical Experiment StationVeterinary Advisory BoardBetts Berry, PresidentGeorgia Cattlemen’s AssociationLee Brooks, State VeterinarianGeorgia Department of AgricultureBill Taff, ChairmanEquine Advisory BoardJohn Walters, PresidentGeorgia Pork Producers AssociationAlan Habagger, PresidentGeorgia Poultry FederationEd Taylor, PresidentGeorgia Veterinary Medical AssociationJerry Case, Past PresidentGeorgia Veterinary Medical AssociationCouncil to the Advisory BoardGlenn Smith, Executive Vice PresidentGeorgia Cattlemen’s AssociationMelinda Woliver, DirectorEquine DivisionGeorgia Equine Advisory BoardWayne Dollar, PresidentGeorgia Farm BureauBill Moore, Executive DirectorGeorgia Milk Producers, Inc.Roger Bernard, Executive SecretaryGeorgia Pork Producers AssociationAbit Massey, Executive SecretaryGeorgia Poultry FederationJames Scroggs, Executive DirectorGeorgia Poultry Lab ImprovementAssociation, Inc.Kelly Scott, PresidentGeorgia Ratite CouncilM. Randy Clayton, DirectorGeorgia Sheep and WoolJames Strickland, Extension VeterinarianThe University of Georgia27
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