Chapters & Networks

Alumni Campus Employees (ACE) is an affinity network group for UWG graduates who work for the institution. As graduates and employees of UWG, ACE members have a unique and valuable perspective on the university. 

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The Black Alumni Network is the official affinity group for Black graduates of the University of West Georgia. BAN connects alumni and students with shared experiences to continue building a welcoming and supportive campus community. Get involved and make a difference at your alma mater!

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The Blue Coat Alumni Network is an affinity group for graduates who once served as a UWG Blue Coat. This community offers a place to share your wisdom, relive cherished memories, and contribute to the ongoing narrative of the Blue Coats. Get involved to continue to enhance the UWG Blue Coats Alumni Network, fostering connections and nurturing the spirit of our alma mater.

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Welcome to the Football Alumni Network (F.A.N.) at the University of West Georgia! This community is dedicated to bringing together UWG football alumni to reminisce, fellowship, engage and give back to a program that has enriched their own lives.

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The Greek Founders Network was formed in 2015, to reunite the original groups from 1967, responsible for founding the current Greek System at UWG. This was a unique period during the history of WGC/UWG and the friendships formed were everlasting.

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Check back soon for more information about the LGBTQIA+ Alumni Network!

Established in 2020 as an official affinity group of the UWG Alumni Association, The Circle recognizes former presidents and chairs of the UWG Alumni Association Board of Directors. This group of individuals dedicated years of service to the University of West Georgia and the UWG Alumni Association and continues to invest their time, talent, and treasure to make UWG the best it can be for our students and alumni.

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The United Voices Choir of West Georgia was founded in 1974 by Reverend Jared Jennings and Dr. O.B. Yates, who saw a need for African American students to have an outlet and more extra curricular activities. The choir gave students a sense of fellowship, worship, and comradery, and has been providing that environment for generations of students.

The choir’s name has evolved throughout the past four decades. Originally, it was named the United Voices Choir of West Georgia, inspired by founding faculty advisor Dr. Yates’ experience in the United Voices of Kansas State Choir. While the name has changed, the sense of bonding that takes place among the members of the Choir has not.

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Check back soon for more information about the Young Alumni Network!