Lori Judge joins UGA art board, endows student award

Judge joins Lamar Dodd School of Art board

Lori Judge has joined the University of Georgia’s Lamar Dodd School of Art Board of Advisors. The board advises the school, which is part of the University of Georgia.

The appointment connects Judge to the school’s work in art education and student support. The announcement identifies her as a new member of the board but does not state a specific start date or term length.

Award will support student artists

Judge also endowed an award for student artists at the Lamar Dodd School of Art. An endowed award is established with a lasting financial foundation so that it can support students over time.

The award is intended to help student artists. The announcement does not state the award’s dollar amount, eligibility rules, application process or first presentation date.

What the development means

Judge’s board appointment and the endowed award are separate parts of the same development: service to the school through its Board of Advisors and financial support for its students.

The Savannah Business Journal reported the appointment and award. The University of Georgia’s Lamar Dodd School of Art is the institution connected to both actions.

The school’s future announcements will establish how students can seek the award and when it will first be given.