The Owens Resource Center is a dynamic center of knowledge and innovation at the College of Environment & Design. We strive to be the primary resource hub that enables students, faculty, and researchers to leverage the resources, services, and technology provided by the CED and the UGA Libraries.
Inside Jackson Street Building
Open Weekdays 9am-5pm
Owens Resource Center, named in honor of the founder of the landscape architecture program at the University of Georgia, Hubert Bond Owens, is open to the public weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. during the academic year and posted hours during the summer.
By providing robust collections, cutting-edge technologies, expert services, and a welcoming environment, Owens Resource Center empowers researchers to drive positive change in the built environment and the broader community.
Access: We ensure access to a comprehensive and diverse collection of resources, both physical and digital, to facilitate learning, research, and creative endeavors.
Instruction: We offer expert research guidance, writing consultation, and technology support that enable students, faculty, and researchers to excel in their academic pursuits.
Preservation: We play a vital role in preserving the intellectual and cultural heritage of the community.
The Owens Resource Center is in Room 121 of the Jackson Street Building located at 285 S. Jackson Street. Find more information about parking, transportation, and our location at the UGA Libraries website.
