Camille Walker

Administrative Assistant to the Sr. Dean of Students
Office locationStewart Success Center, 365,
Area(s) of Expertise: Student Support, First-Generation Student Success, Student Communications, Student Engagement
Overview
After completing her degree, Camille worked in the private sector as an administrative and operations professional while raising her family in Dahlonega, Georgia. Camille returned to Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ in 2022, joining Orientation and Student Transitions (now Student Orientation and Success), where she quickly discovered a love for working with and supporting students.
Camille currently serves as the Administrative Assistant to the Senior Dean of Students, where she supports the day-to-day operations of the Dean of Students Office and assists students as they navigate questions, challenges, and university processes. Her work includes coordinating communications, student support initiatives, events, and special projects while collaborating with colleagues across the university.
Camille is actively involved in First-Generation Student Programming, serving as a coordinator for the Dahlonega Campus and as a First-Generation student mentor. She also finds herself volunteering for just about any opportunity that allows her to give back to Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ, connect with the campus community, and support students. Whether helping with campus events, welcoming new students, or supporting other university initiatives, Camille enjoys being involved wherever she can make a positive difference in a student’s experience.
Education
- Master of Education in Higher Education Leadership — In Progress
Georgia Southern University - BS, Psychology, University of North Georgia (NGC)
Personal Information
1st Gen Mentor, Camille has called Dahlonega home for many years and enjoys being part of both the university and local community. Outside of Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ, she enjoys reading, traveling to visit friends across the country, spending time with family, and seeking out new experiences and adventures.
University Involvement and Professional Interests
- First-Generation Student Coordinator, Dahlonega
- First-Generation Student Mentor
- Student support and advocacy
- First-generation student success
- Student communications
- Student transitions and belonging
- Campus engagement
- Improving the clarity and accessibility of university information and processes