2014 UGA Day speaking tour schedule announced

The 2014 UGA Day speaking tour schedule has been announced by the university. Featured speakers will include Mark Richt, Mike Bobo, Jeremy Pruitt, and Mark Fox.

The tour, which begins on Wednesday, April 16 in Greenville, South Carolina, is open to all Georgia alumni and fans.

2014 UGA Day Schedule

Wednesday, April 16
UGA Day in Greenville, SC
TD Convention Center
Coaches: Mark Richt and Mark Fox
Administrator: UGA VP Laura Jolly

Tuesday, April 22
UGA Day in Gainesville, GA
Gainesville Civic Center
Coach: Mark Richt, Gymnastics Coach Danna Durante
Administrator: President Jere W. Morehead

Thursday, April 24
UGA Day in Dalton
Northwest Georgia Trade and Convention Center
Coaches: Mark Richt, Mark Fox
Administrator: Vice President Lee

Wednesday, April 30
UGA Day in Orlando
Orlando Embassy Suites Downtown
Coaches: Mark Richt, Mark Fox
Administrator: President Jere W. Morehead

Thursday, May 1
UGA Day in Savannah
Charles Morris Center at Trustees Garden
Coach: Mark Richt, Mark Fox
Administrator: Provost Whitten

Monday, May 12
UGA Day in Albany
Hilton Garden Inn
Coach: Mark Richt, Mark Fox
Administrator: Vice President Victor Wilson

Tuesday, May 13
UGA Day in Houston
Vic and Anthony’s Steakhouse
Coach: Mark Richt, Mark Fox
Administrator: President Jere W. Morehead

Wednesday, May 14
UGA Day in Tifton
UGA Tifton Campus Conference Center
Coach: Mark Fox, Offensive Coordinator Mike Bobo
Administrator: Provost Whitten

Monday, May 19
UGA Day in Augusta
Conference Center at Augusta Marriott
Coach: Mark Richt, Mark Fox
Administrator: Vice President Frum

Wednesday, May 21
UGA Day in Columbus
RiverMill Event Centre
Coach: Mark Fox, Defensive Coordinator Jeremy Pruitt
Administrator: Vice President Jolly

Thursday, May 22
UGA Day in Macon
Walnut Creek Shooting Preserve
Coach: Mark Richt, Mark Fox
Administrator: Vice President Frum

Tuesday, July 15
UGA Day in Gwinnett County
Gwinnett Center
6400 Sugarloaf Pkwy #100
Duluth, GA 30097
Coach: Mark Richt, Mark Fox
Administrator: President Jere W. Morehead