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Sarah Collins
In between shaving her head for the St. Baldrick’s Foundation for children’s cancer research and creating pottery, Sarah Collins is helping to redesign and promote…
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Mimi Ensley
Mimi Ensley says she’s never had a dull moment at UGA. The Honors student is pursing a double major in English and magazines, and is…
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Justin Oguni
To say that Justin Oguni is interested in reptiles and amphibians (aka herps) would definitely be an understatement. When he is not busy studying veterinary…
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C. McDaniel
C. Blake McDaniel is interested in the intersection of law and business, and he’s taking advantage of the educational opportunities in both fields at UGA.…
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Nathan Byrd
As a campus minister with the Baptist Collegiate Ministries, Nathan Byrd is in constant contact with undergraduate students, either through counseling or working with them…
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Phillip Mote
“There comes that mysterious meeting in life when someone acknowledges who we are and what we can be, igniting the circuits of our highest potential.”…
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Jenna Ziesenhene
With sights set on on a career in diplomacy and national/international security, Honors student Jenna Ziesenhene realizes the value of experience. The UGA Washington Semester…
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Ashley Bartlett
A native of Lake Mary, Fla, Ashley plans to graduate in spring 2011 with a double major in International Affairs and History. Active in UGA’s…
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Chelsea Lipocky
Imagine a top sportscaster on the field of a major playoff game a few years from now, and you’ll need to add Chelsea Lipocky to…
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More perfect harmony
The Indonesian language newspaper Republika quoted Alan Godlas, a professor of religion at UGA, in an article about an interfaith dialogue meeting in Athens. Speaking…
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The most important evidence
A Chattanooga, Tenn., Times-Free Press article about a convicted murderer’s quest to prove his innocence quoted Ron Carlson, a professor of law at UGA. Carlson…
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Buying power
The Louisiana Weekly, in an article about the upswing in minority buying power during the recession, quoted Jeff Humphreys, director of the Selig Center for…
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A positive atmosphere
The Florida Times-Union, in an article about how leadership changes in big hospitals in the state of Georgia have not stalled the efforts by the…
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Porous paving
An article about alternatives to asphalt published by the National Resources Defense Council quoted Bruce Ferguson, Franklin Professor of Landscape Architecture at UGA. Explaining the…
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Oil change
A National Public Radio story about the location of oil spilled into the Gulf of Mexico quoted Samantha Joye, a marine biologist at UGA. “It’s…
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Music school to host Liszt celebration
The Hugh Hodgson School of Music will host the American Liszt Society Bicentennial Festival Feb. 17-19. The festival, which commemorates the 200th anniversary of the…
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UGA earns ‘A-’ on Green Report Card
The Sustainable Endowments Institute recently gave UGA an overall grade of ‘A-‘ on its 2011 Green Report Card. A project of the Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors…
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UGA Office of Undergraduate Admissions chooses summer 2011 orientation leaders
The University of Georgia Office of Undergraduate Admissions has selected its new group of 12 undergraduate students who will serve as orientation leaders during new…
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UGA’s Robert Osborne Film Festival announces 2011 hiatus
Robert Osborne’s Classic Film Festival, an annual non-profit event of the University of Georgia Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication, will not be held…
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UGA receives grant to develop sustainable poultry production in Africa
The University of Georgia has received more than $440,000 as part of a collaborative research, outreach and education program aimed at encouraging sustainable poultry production…
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UGA scientists discover mechanism that controls cell movement is linked to tumors becoming more aggr
Researchers at the University of Georgia have discovered a central switch that controls whether cells move or remain stationary. The misregulation of this switch may…
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28th annual Georgia Economic Outlook luncheon set for Dec. 15 in Atlanta, hosted by UGA Terry Colleg
The annual Georgia Economic Outlook luncheon, hosted by the University of Georgia Terry College of Business, will feature two speakers who will present the economic…
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Former Georgia lieutenant governor and noted legal journalist to teach at Georgia Law this spring
Former Georgia Lt. Gov. Pierre Howard and Slate magazine’s Dahlia Lithwick will join the faculty of the University of Georgia School of Law spring semester…
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Grady College sponsors campus-wide read of Hunter-Gault memoir
As a part of the 50th Anniversary celebration of the University of Georgia’s desegregation, the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication is sponsoring a…