Addi Henry serves as the Assistant Director of Student-Athlete Services Department, a post she assumed in January of 2025.
Prior to arriving in Statesboro, Addi worked as The Assistant Director of Academic Services for The University of Wyoming. She oversaw Football, Wrestling and Women’s Soccer. She first started in 2020 as an intern and moved to full-time in 2021 working with Football and Wrestling while also being the Director of The Honorary Coaches Program and Internship Coordinator.
As an Academic Coordinator for Football, Addi assisted the team in maintaining athletic eligibility and reaching competitively high team GPAs. During the 2022, 2023 and 2024 school years, Addi supported more than over 50 football student-athletes in attaining Academic All-District and/or Academic All-Mountain West honors.
As the Academic Coordinator for Wrestling, Addi aided the wrestling team to a record high team GPAs during the 2022-2023 and 2023-2024 seasons; the 2023-2024 season was the highest ever team GPA in Cowboy history ranking 27th in the nation amongst other wrestling programs.
Henry is originally from Loup City, Nebraska, and graduated from The University of Wyoming with undergraduate degrees in Psychology and Social Sciences and her master’s degree in Higher Education Administration. She is currently pursuing her PhD in Higher Education Administration. In addition to serving as an Assistant Director, Henry is a member of the National Association of Academic and Student-Athlete Development Professionals (N4A).
While getting her education at the University of Wyoming, Addi was a student athlete for the track and field team.Henry finished her eligibility for the track team in May 2022 while earning multiple Academic All-American honors as well as multiple Academic All-Mountain West awards. Henry ended her throwing career with the 5th-furthest throw in school history in the shot put and ranked in the top 20 in school history in the weight throw, hammer throw and discus.
Outside of work, Addi enjoys taking her dog Ace on walks as well as fostering her online art business on the weekends.
