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2010 winter issue of ‘Georgia Review’ honors two long-time contributors
The recently released winter 2010 issue of The Georgia Review, UGA’s quarterly journal of arts and letters, includes featured sections on two of its long-term…
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Daylong institute will focus on strategies for working with gay and lesbian families
The 27th Annual Marriage and Family Therapy Institute, “Going Beyond Acceptance: Clinical Strategies for Working with Gay and Lesbian Families,” will be held Jan. 28…
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Credit union changes its name
The Georgia Federal Credit Union has adopted a new name and is now Georgia United Credit Union. “This new name reflects our history, with solid…
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The 2011 State of the University
Good afternoon, and thank you for being here. The president of the University of Georgia is required by University Statutes to report annually to the…
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Conference will explore property law at global level
Intellectual property law experts from around the country will gather at the School of Law to discuss the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property…
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Lowery, rock band co-founder, teaches spring semester course for music business certificate program
David Lowery, co-founder of rock bands Cracker and Camper Van Beethoven, will be the instructor of a spring semester course for the Music Business Certificate…
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UGA Graduate School receives award for excellence and innovation in graduate admissions practices
The University of Georgia Graduate School recently received the 2010-2011 Award for Excellence and Innovation in Graduate Admissions from the Council of Historically Black Graduate…
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Newby-Goodman, former gymnast, named 2011 recipient of NCAA Top VIII Award
Former UGA gymnast Marcia Newby-Goodman was named a 2011 recipient of the NCAA Top VIII Award, presented annually to eight outstanding student-athletes who have completed…
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UGA cellular biologist named Georgia Research Alliance Distinguished Investigator
Boris Striepen, a University of Georgia cellular biologist who studies AIDS-associated parasites, has been named a Georgia Research Alliance Distinguished Investigator.
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2011 Miss UGA Scholarship Pageant set for Feb. 5
The 2011 Miss University of Georgia Scholarship Pageant will be held on Feb. 5 at 7 p.m. in the Tate Student Center Grand Hall. Sponsored…
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UGA Alumni Association announces 2011 Bulldog 100 Rankings
The University of Georgia Alumni Association revealed the rankings of the second annual class of the Bulldog 100: Fastest Growing Bulldog Businesses at a celebration…
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Kristin Stevens
Hometown: Macon, Ga High School: Stratford Academy Degree objective: Bachelors of Science, biology and psychology Expected graduation: Spring 2011 University highlights, achievements, awards and scholarships:…
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UGA lecture series kicks off with intestinal infection expert
William A. Petri Jr., an internationally known expert on intestinal infections in children, opens the 6th annual Global Diseases: Voices from the Vanguard lecture series…
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UGA campus transit announces service for Saturday class make-up days
The University of Georgia campus transit system will operate Saturday, Jan. 29, and Saturday, Feb. 12, in support of the academic make-up days recently announced.
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UGA law conference to explore intellectual property law protection at global level
Intellectual property law experts from around the country will gather at the University of Georgia School of Law to discuss the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects…
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Media Advisory: Georgia Museum of Art at UGA to give press preview prior to Grand Reopening
The Georgia Museum of Art, located on the University of Georgia campus, will offer a press preview tour to members of the media on Jan.…
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State of the University Address 2011
The State of the University Address 2011 by Michael F. Adams, President.
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Long-distance migration may help reduce infectious disease risks for many animal species
It’s a common assumption that animal migration, like human travel across the globe, can transport pathogens long distances, in some cases increasing disease risks to…
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Migration limits spread of pathogens
It’s a common assumption that animal migration, like human travel across the globe, can transport pathogens long distances, in some cases increasing disease risks to…
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Georgia Museum of Art to reopen Jan. 31 with five special exhibitions
The Georgia Museum of Art at the University of Georgia will reopen its doors at the end of this month with five new special exhibitions.
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UGA observatory to host open house Friday; Jupiter and Orion to be viewed
The University of Georgia observatory, atop the physics and astronomy building, will be open for public viewing Jan. 21 at 7 p.m.
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UGA study suggests vitamin therapy may be harmful to breast cancer patients
A recent University of Georgia study indicates that a common vitamin used to treat breast cancer victims might actually be harmful to patients.
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UGA College of Veterinary Medicine to host annual shelter medicine seminar
The third annual UGA Shelter Medicine Seminar will be held at the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine Jan. 30.
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Take your vitamins… or not?
A recent University of Georgia study indicates that a common vitamin used to treat breast cancer patients might actually be harmful.