Recovery Savannah

The Recovery.org Series

The University of Georgia School of Social Work has been preparing students for challenging and rewarding careers in social work for more than four decades. We opened our doors in 1964 with eight professors, 24 students, and one graduate degree program. Today, our School has over 20 faculty and a student body numbering nearly 500. We offer four degree programs and a number of certificates in specialized fields. Our school continues to rise to the challenge of meeting the increasing demand for knowledgeable and skilled social work professionals in Georgia and beyond.

For additional information about RecoverySavannah.org, contact:
Donna Leigh Bliss, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
University of Georgia
School of Social Work
305 Tucker Hall
Athens, Georgia 30602
(706) 542-2585
dlbliss@uga.edu

About Us

Recovery Savannah is the third in a series of websites developed by graduate students at the University of Georgia School of Social Work to promote recovery from substance abuse in Georgia.

Group of students The first website, RecoveryAthens.org, was launched in September 2007 in conjunction with National Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery Month. The second website, RecoveryAtlanta.org was launched in September 2008.

Future websites are planned for other communities in Georgia. Each will be launched in September of each year in recognition of National Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery Month.

Meet the Students Who Developed RecoverySavannah.org

Ashlee Sitzman

Michelle Rabin

W. Taylor Darsey

Michelle Floyd

Kerrie Gnann

Ben Addison

Erin Kiley

Jessica Sirola

Zachary Trent

Wade Hawkins

Sylvia Lloyd