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Gameday parking
Parking Services is selling season long parking permits in the Carlton Street Parking Deck, North Campus Parking Deck and the Performing Arts Center Parking Deck…
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Website spotlights technology news
The EITS Weekly News site features campus information technology news as well as state, national and international IT news. Produced by Enterprise Information Technology Services,…
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Department of theatre and film studies announces 2010-2011 University Theatre season
UGA’s department of theatre and film studies has announced the 2010-2011 University Theatre season. This season marks the reopening of the Fine Arts Theatre following…
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Language education professor authors book on school-family partnerships
Literacy in the Welcoming Classroom: Creating Family-School Partnerships that Support Student Learning JoBeth Allen Teachers College Press $22.95 JoBeth Allen, a professor of language and…
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Green team
UGA’s Office of Sustainability opened its doors Feb. 1. The office is staffed by Kevin Kirsche, director; Andrew Lentini, sustainability coordinator; Jennifer Perissi, administrative specialist;…
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Parking deck monitor all smiles to customers, wins award from international institute
On the Thomas Street side of the North Campus Parking Deck, LeAnne Fouche smiles brightly and waves to exiting visitors as she takes their payments…
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Leslie Steffe, 2010 Fellow of the Americal Educational Research Association
Leslie Steffe, a Distinguished Research Professor of Mathematics Education, was named a 2010 Fellow of the American Educational Research Association in recognition of his accomplishments…
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Peter Smagorinksy, 2010 Fellow of the American Educationial Research Association
Peter Smagorinsky, a professor of language and literacy education, was named a 2010 Fellow of the American Educational Research Association in recognition of his accomplishments…
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Mark Richt, recognized by the Georgia House of Representatives
Mark Richt, head football coach, was recognized in April by the Georgia House of Representatives. Introduced by House Speaker David Ralston, House Resolution 2103 cited…
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Steve Condrey, awarded the presidential Citation of Merit
Steve Condrey, a senior public associate at the Carl Vinson Institute of Government and director of its human resource management unit, was recently awarded the…
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James B. Kau, received the 2010 Graaskamp Award
James B. Kau, a professor and real estate journal editor in the Terry College of Business, received the 2010 Graaskamp Award.James Kau The award is…
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State water restrictions loosened
New watering rules that went into effect this summer give Georgians more flexibility in their watering habits. Automated irrigation systems, lawn sprinklers and hand watering…
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VA education program for military members expanded for 2010-2011
A Department of Veterans Affairs program that improves access to higher education for U.S. military members, has been expanded from 700 to more than 1,100…
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South Chicago colleges pledge to aid each other during emergencies
Twelve colleges and universities in the Chicago area have pledged to provide aid to one another in cases of campus emergencies, The Chronicle of Higher…
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Faculty member named director of state education program
College of Education faculty member Katherine F. Thompson has been named director of Georgia’s Teacher Quality Higher Education Program.
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Change of space
New buildings and completed renovations
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Fourteen freshmen named Coca-Cola First Generation Scholars
Fourteen incoming freshmen have been selected to receive the Coca-Cola First Generation Scholarship for the 2010-2011 academic year.
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University’s TV, radio stations win seven broadcasting awards
The Georgia Association of Broadcasters has honored two UGA stations, WNEG-TV and WUGA, 91.7/97.9 FM, with awards for excellence in programming during the calendar year…
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Mainframe upgrade brings leaner, greener computing to campus
With a name like something out of Star Trek and sporting a prominent green stripe, the IBM z10, UGA’s newest mainframe computer, arrived on campus…
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Ambassador urges summer graduates to think globally
U.S. ambassador to Singapore and UGA alumnus David Adelman urged summer graduates in the Class of 2010 to act globally and work for measures beyond…
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$700,000 NSF grant will be used to create new master’s program in biomanufacturing
UGA has been awarded federal stimulus funding to launch an innovative new program that will help meet the workforce needs of the state’s growing biotechnology…
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Forgotten sundial to return to Navy School campus
The three-foot high marble urn pedestal, with its graceful curves and intricately scrolled sundial on top, always seemed out of place to Dennis Stewart, a…
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Shipping out
After 57 years, Athens and UGA will bid farewell to a community institution, but local leaders announced July 28 that they would not let the…
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Rededication set for New College following extensive renovation
New College, one of the oldest buildings on the UGA campus, has recently undergone an extensive external and internal renovation and will be rededicated Aug.…