University of Georgia-Griffin campus announced that four students have been awarded the exclusive designation of Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities.

Among the honorees was Kaitlyn Bruce from Oxford. Nominated by faculty and administration, students are selected based upon outstanding merit, leadership and accomplishments.

In addition to maintaining a high grade point average, Kaitlyn, a senior majoring in special education, is president of the Student Advisory Council; president and founding member of the Griffin campus chapter of CEC Inspire, a group dedicated to informing others about children with special needs; and is the assignment coordinator for the Griffin Ambassadors.

"Who's Who is one of the most highly-regarded, longstanding honors programs, and we are thrilled that these outstanding students have been selected," said Doris Christopher, assistant vice president for academic affairs and director of academic programs at UGA-Griffin. "Their achievements are a great example of the type of talented and successful individuals we have studying a broad range of disciplines at UGA-Griffin."

The students were recently honored at a special ceremony at the Griffin Rotary Club and each received a certificate from the Who's Who organization commemorating the honor.

About UGA Griffin
Located approximately 40 miles south of Atlanta, the University of Georgia Griffin campus offers undergraduate majors from five of UGA's schools and colleges, including the Terry College of Business (ranked 28th among all schools and 16th among public institutions for undergraduate "Best Business Programs"), the College of Education, Family and Consumer Sciences, the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, and the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences. For more information about the UGA-Griffin campus, go to http://uga.edu/griffin.