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New faculty hires
The University System of Georgia Board of Regents approved 13 new faculty hires at its…
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John F. “Jack” Crowley elected to College of Fellows of American Institute of Certified Planners
John F. “Jack” Crowley, dean of the College of Environment and Design, has been elected…
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Spring diversity workshop
The Office of Institutional Diversity will present a diversity workshop on Feb. 5 in rooms…
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Michael E. Lomax received national award for book
Michael E. Lomax, an associate professor of physical education and sports studies, has received a…
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Pharmacy hires associate director of development
Elizabeth Mottern has been hired in the College of Pharmacy as associate director of development.
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Five-year Ellison grant will provide international research training
A new five-year grant of $275,400 from the Ellison Medical Foundation will provide international research…
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Campus Closeup: Donna Gallaher
DONNA GALLAHERProgram CoordinatorSchool of Forest Resources JOB DESCRIPTION: “I’m the coordinator for the Sustainable Forestry…
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Course proposals
Proposals for writing-intensive courses for academic year 2004-05 will be accepted from arts and sciences…
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Jeremy Kilpatrick recognized by Georgia State Senate
Jeremy Kilpatrick, Regents Professor of Mathematics Education, was recognized by the Georgia State Senate with…
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Look Ma—no wires!
Enterprise Information Technology Services has developed policies and standards to coordinate and protect wireless connectivity…
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Richard Mullendore received Outstanding Contributions to the Orientation Profession Award
Richard Mullendore, vice president for student affairs, received the Outstanding Contributions to the Orientation Profession…
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Breaking the cycle
Joe Whorton, of the Vinson Institute of Government and the School of Public and International…
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New book showcases fiction writers
After O’Connor Edited by Hugh Ruppersburg University of Georgia Press $19.95 The state of Georgia…
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Grave matters
As part of King Week, members of the UGA and Athens-Clarke County communities took part in…
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Ecologist opens symposium, delivers annual Coley Lecture
Joan Roughgarden, an evolutionary ecologist from Stanford University, will deliver the annual Andrea Carson Coley…
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Graduate student conference
The Graduate Student Association invites members of the UGA community to attend the fourth annual…
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Keeping track
Political science professor Loch Johnson, an expert on CIA matters, was quoted widely in an…
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Research travel grants
The Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies has received a Tinker Foundation field research…
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Next phase of Brooks Mall begins
The next phase of the Brooks Mall master plan implementation has begun and will continue…
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Prof pens global history of WWI
The Great War: An Imperial History By John H. Morrow Jr. Routledge $27.50 The Great…
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The progressive sitcom
Bonnie Dow, associate professor of speech communication, appeared in a New York Times discussion of…
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Latin in the cafeteria
The Detroit News quoted Richard LaFleur of the classics department in a story dealing with…
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Keeping UGA on track
The Office of Institutional Effectiveness focuses on planning, evaluation, assessment and other aspects of institutional…
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Two education students win scholarships
Two UGA College of Education graduate students have received scholarships for the 2003-04 academic year…
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