Staff

Dr. John Wiggins, Director (jwig@uga.edu)

John has a diverse background in staff development for inservice teachers, evaluation techniques and methods, and the support of beginning teachers through mentoring and induction. Before beginning his work in higher education at the University of Georgia, John was a high school chemistry teacher for thirteen years.

David Millians, Technical Support Specialist (millia@uga.edu)

David has worked with a wide range of computers for the past 18 years. He has spent the last eight in education, at Rockdale and Clarke County school systems. He is a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer, but really just wants computers to work, whether they're Mac, PC, or Unix. He graduated in 1989 from the University of Georgia with a journalism bachelor's degree.

Emily Hodge, Instructional Technology Specialist (emhodge@uga.edu)

Emily graduated from the University of Georgia with an MEd in Instructional Technology – School Library Media. She received her BSEd in Middle Grades Education (Math and Language Arts) from Valdosta State University in 2004. She enjoys working with students of all ages to help affect positive change in Georgia education.

Julie Davis, Instructional Technology Specialist (julidavi@uga.edu)

Julie has worked within the educational environment for eleven years. For six of those years, she assisted students and teachers with technology in Barrow County. She graduated in 1983 from the University of West Georgia with a degree in business administration.

Kellie Thompson, Instructional Technology Specialist (kelibell@uga.edu)

Kellie graduated with a Master's degree in Agricultural Leardership and a B.S.A. degree in Agricultural Education from the University of Georgia.

Our Mission: The Educational Technology Centers work collaboratively to provide professional learning, consulting, and service for Georgia educators to promote the appropriate use of technology in support of teaching, learning, and leadership. We are one of 13 ETCs, strategically located across the state to provide easy access to all of Georgia's school systems.