Kylan Campbell
Human Development and Family Science
HDFS program blends all of Campbell's interests
- Hometown
Savannah
- Major
Human Development & Family Science
- Activities/Honors
- 2026 First-Runner Up Student Employee of The Year Award (UGA Career Center)
- Margaret Jerome Sampson Scholar (2024, 2025)
- Phi Upsilon Omicron – served as Vice President (2024-25)
- Undergraduate Researcher at the Social Determinants of Child Development Lab under Dr. Caughy
- CURO Research Award Recipient (Fall and Spring)
- Student Leader at the Wesley Foundation
- BodyTalks Facilitator
- Dawg Camp Counselor & Leadership Member (2022-24)
- Undergraduate Student Assistant at PSO Unit Archway Partnership (2023-Present)
- Graduating Summa Cum Laude
- Why I chose my major
I chose Human Development and Family Science (HDFS) as my major because I wanted to learn about people and HDFS does that from such a holistic perspective. I love that we get to explore development from all aspects: biological, psychological and sociological! It’s truly a blend of all my interests and I’ve loved being a part of such a multi-faceted discipline.
- What I like most about FACS
What I like most about FACS is that it truly feels like a family. I feel so supported and have gotten to learn and grow so much as a student, but also a person and future professional. It feels so reassuring to know that there are so many people rooting for you to succeed!
- Post-graduation plans
I am pursuing an M.Ed. in Mental Health Counseling at the Mary Frances Early College of Education with the hopes of becoming a licensed professional counselor!
