Brennen Salmon

Brennen is Co-Director of Undergraduate Advising for the Mary Frances Early College of Education’s Kinesiology department. His primary roles include advising administration, supervision, and advising undergraduate students in the Exercise and Sport Science and Sport Management majors.

Brennen received his B.S. in Psychology from the University of Georgia and his M.S. in Kinesiology from the University of Tennessee. He is currently pursuing an Ed.D. in Student Affairs Leadership through UGA. His dissertation is a quantitative study exploring student affairs working conditions as a predictor of turnover intentions. Prior to joining the College of Education, Brennen served as an advisor with Family and Consumer Sciences and as an Academic Coach at the University of Tennessee’s Student Success Center.

Brennen is a proud graduate of UGA where he met his wife, Katie. In his time at UGA, you could probably find him at Snelling, the Wesley Foundation, or Between the Hedges. Because UGA became home for him as an undergraduate, Brennen is dedicated to helping students feel at home here too. In his spare time, Brennen enjoys reading, playing tennis, and spending time with his wife and his son, Micah.