The University of Georgia School of Medicine is located on the Health Sciences Campus on Prince Avenue. From 1891 to 1932, the campus served as the State Normal School, Georgia’s first teachers’ college and the historical center of what is now known as Athens’ Normaltown district. The campus then served as the site for the U.S. Navy Supply Corps School from 1953 until 2005, when a series of federally mandated base closures paved the way for UGA to convert the historic site into the UGA Health Sciences Campus. The Health Sciences Campus is also home to the UGA College of Public Health.
Medical Education and Research Building
The 93,000-square-foot building will serve as the primary educational building for the School of Medicine. Included in the plans are large, active-learning classroom spaces, an anatomy lab, a simulation center, a clinical skills center, individual and group study options, a student lounge, and well-being spaces. Nearly one-third of the building’s space will be dedicated to biomedical research.
The building is scheduled for completion in December 2026.
Medical Education and Research Building
The 93,000-square-foot building will serve as the primary educational building for the School of Medicine. Included in the plans are large, active-learning classroom spaces, an anatomy lab, a simulation center, a clinical skills center, individual and group study options, a student lounge, and well-being spaces. Nearly one-third of the building’s space will be dedicated to biomedical research.
The building is scheduled for completion in December 2026.
Russell Hall
Russell Hall, built in 1974, serves as one of the primary learning locations on the Health Sciences Campus. The nearly 63,000 square-foot building includes classrooms, rooms for small group and clinical skills teaching, a lab for gross anatomy, a medical library, and faculty offices.
Russell Hall
Russell Hall, built in 1974, serves as one of the primary learning locations on the Health Sciences Campus. The nearly 63,000 square-foot building includes classrooms, rooms for small group and clinical skills teaching, a lab for gross anatomy, a medical library, and faculty offices.
Winnie Davis Hall
Built as a dormitory for the State Normal School in 1902, Winnie Davis Hall now serves as the School of Medicine’s administration building.
Winnie Davis Hall
Built as a dormitory for the State Normal School in 1902, Winnie Davis Hall now serves as the School of Medicine’s administration building.
Pound Hall
Pound Hall served as the State Normal School auditorium from 1917 to 1932 and now houses multiple UGA units. The School of Medicine’s admissions, financial aid, and registrar offices all reside in Pound Hall. Additionally, Pound Hall is one of UGA’s recreational facilities including strength and conditioning space, cardio equipment, and Wheeler Gym (basketball court).
Pound Hall
Pound Hall served as the State Normal School auditorium from 1917 to 1932 and now houses multiple UGA units. The School of Medicine’s admissions, financial aid, and registrar offices all reside in Pound Hall. Additionally, Pound Hall is one of UGA’s recreational facilities including strength and conditioning space, cardio equipment, and Wheeler Gym (basketball court).
Carnegie Library
Carnegie Library, built in 1910, is a favorite study spot among students. The library was built with a grant from the Andrew Carnegie Foundation and now serves as a student center and digital library.
Carnegie Library
Carnegie Library, built in 1910, is a favorite study spot among students. The library was built with a grant from the Andrew Carnegie Foundation and now serves as a student center and digital library.
George Hall
As the only auditorium on the Health Sciences Campus, George Hall serves as a prime meeting location for large lectures and events. It was built in 1974.
George Hall
As the only auditorium on the Health Sciences Campus, George Hall serves as a prime meeting location for large lectures and events. It was built in 1974.
Scott Hall
Scott Hall serves as one of UGA’s most popular dining halls—the Niche.
Scott Hall
Scott Hall serves as one of UGA’s most popular dining halls—the Niche.