Chloe Wallace

Human Development and Family Science

Chloe Wallace has found a welcoming community in FACS while exploring her passion for helping people at every stage of life.

Hometown

Athenss, Georgia

Major/Minor

Human Development and Family Science
Minor in Spanish and Behavioral Health
- Working toward Certification in Family Life Educatiom

Activities/Honors

 Morehead Honors College, Student Assistant for UGA 
Government Relations, UGArden Executive Member, Public Service and Outreach 
Student Scholar, Barista at Planet Smoothi

Why I chose my major

I chose Human Development and Family Science because of its 
versatile career opportunities, interdisciplinary nature, and my passion for working with 
people of all life stages. I have always been interested in working with people, and when 
I learned about HDFS, I realized it was the perfect place to do so, especially as I was not 
sure where to begin. HDFS has also helped me to learn about so many opportunities at 
UGA. In my classes, I have met people involved in so many different organizations and 
who have numerous aspirations for the future.

What I like most about FACS

What I like most about FACS is the community. From my first class 
in Dawson Hall, I noticed how kind everyone is. Since FACS is a smaller college, I enjoy 
seeing familiar faces every day. Whenever I have a question, I can trust my peers in 
FACS to give great advice and point me in the right direction. Similarly, the professors 
are always happy to help and truly want the best for their students. Everyone in FACS 
helps to cultivate a warm and welcoming environment.