Meant for Mentorship
SGA president Trey Wilson BBA ’27 has emerged as a major advocate for career readiness. To ensure students have access to the tools and literacy skills they need to thrive after graduation, his SGA cabinet is working to build an AI-resilient university. Last year, as part of UGA’s $800,000 AI pilot program, they helped distribute more than 2,000 AI licenses across campus.
That instinct to aid his peers also led him to co-found the Keystone Fellowship, an accelerator program in which students develop professional skills. Wilson spent more than 800 hours building the program in his first year at UGA. Today, with the help of a $50,000 Deloitte Local Impact Grant, the fellowship works with 20 corporate partnerships, benefits 300 annual fellows, and takes students across the country to Silicon Valley and New York.