Author: Cal Powell
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Holley sisters persevere to graduate together
Sisters say the “happiest place on earth” is where they’re together.
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Dietetics students achieve perfect match rate
All 35 dietetics students in the College of Family and Consumer Sciences who applied this…
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Sugar not so nice for your child’s brain development
New research shows how high consumption of sugar affects learning, memory.
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Worthy named associate dean for academic programs
Worthy previously served as head of the department of financial planning, housing and consumer economics…
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FACS granted AAFCS accreditation through 2030
The notice of accreditation follows a rigorous self-study report, a report from the AAFCS site…
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Facing up to the reality of politicians’ Instagram posts
Researcher uses computer vision to determine which types of posts resonate most.
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Professor trying to ensure a healthier next generation
Alex Anderson’s research focuses on infant and maternal health.
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New method helps kids eat more veggies
Cute characters increased their willingness to try new healthy foods.
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Expert offers advice to ease back-to-school anxiety
Tips for helping your kids return to school during a pandemic.
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Help your kids get used to wearing masks
Parents can prepare their children and ease anxiety before school starts.
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VITA program assists taxpayers during pandemic
UGA students use tax preparation classroom experience to help Georgians.
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Professor challenges students on diet culture
Weight stigma can be harmful to many, including marginalized identities.
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ASPIRE Clinic transitions to telehealth model
The UGA clinic was able to continue delivering services during the pandemic.
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With school out, access to dairy critical for children
Milk consumption is especially important for children still developing bone mass.
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Three faculty members named to endowed professorships
Steve Kogan, Noel Card and Patricia Hunt-Hurst received the honors.
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Financial technology sees surge during pandemic
UGA expert explains how contactless payment options can help.
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Tips to avoid overeating while working from home
UGA experts offer advice on how to avoid telecommuting weight gain.
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Be leery of ‘immune boosting’ diets and pills
UGA expert recommends following well-established guidelines.
