Month: June 2020
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President Morehead updates campus on FY21 budget
The budget includes funding for several capital projects and avoids furloughs.
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University prepares for return to classrooms
Multiple instructional units are working to enhance the learning environment.
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Light drinking may protect brain function
UGA study shows that for older people it could help cognitive condition.
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Preparing campus for the return of students
UGA working to ensure facilities are safe, ready for fall semester.
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Ecologists detect warning signals of malaria outbreak
An early warning system for disease resurgence could be valuable tool.
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Veterans Legal Clinic creates outreach program
School of Law clinic extends work for veterans across Georgia.
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OLLI@UGA offers program of classes for summer
The lineup of 28 classes, featuring some of OLLI’s most popular instructors, will be presented…
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Professor challenges students on diet culture
Weight stigma can be harmful to many, including marginalized identities.
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Summer 2020 issue of The Georgia Review now available
The latest issue of The Georgia Review, Summer 2020, is now available for purchase. The…
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Markers of health
Arthur Edison’s expertise lies in metabolomics, the study of essentially all the small molecules that…
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UGA Speech and Hearing Clinic offers curbside services; teletherapy
The clinic is supporting audiology patients through a new curbside service model, which reduces physical…
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Donald Coleman named inaugural director of student transitions
The director of student transitions will play a vital role in the provision of programs…
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Camelio appointed associate dean for research, innovation, and entrepreneurship
As associate dean, Camelio will be responsible for creating programs that further the College of…
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Watson named Hall of Fame recipient
Carol A. Watson, director of the Law Library, has received the American Association of Law…
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Palmer receives Fellowship
Jennifer Palmer, associate professor of history in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, has…
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Billard receives Carver Medal
Lynne Billard, a University Professor, has been named the 2020 Institute of Mathematical Statistics Carver…
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UGA’s GeorgiaDATA website assisting communities
It helps local officials make informed decisions during the pandemic.
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Women needed for study
The Marriage and Multiple Sclerosis Research Study is looking for females medically diagnosed with multiple…
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STEP for MS looking for participants
An exercise study called STEP for MS is now available and will compare the outcomes…
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