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Media Advisory: Save the date for premiere screening of Donald L. Hollowell: Foot Soldier for Equal
The University of Georgia will premiere a documentary about civil rights pioneer Donald Hollowell April 15 at 6 p.m. at the Woodruff Arts Center in…
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Speaker to explore gay equality at UGA School of Law’s 106th Sibley Lecture
“Noah’s Curse and Paul’s Admonition: Civil Rights, Religious Liberty, Gay Equality” is the title of the University of Georgia School of Law’s 106th Sibley Lecture…
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Capitol event highlights technology integration at Commerce Primary School
The use of technology by students at Commerce Primary School and students at a dozen other schools across Georgia will be the focus of the…
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Gulf-South Summit at UGA to host Blake Mycoskie, founder of TOMS Shoes, Inc.
Blake Mycoskie, founder and chief shoe giver of TOMS Shoes, Inc., will deliver a lecture Friday, March 5, at 1:15 p.m. in the Mahler Auditorium…
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UGA Opera Ensemble to present Lehar’s The Merry Widow
The University of Georgia Opera Ensemble will present a fully-staged performance of Franz Lehar’s romantic comedy The Merry Widow on Thursday, March 18, and Friday, March 19,…
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Instructor’s needed
The Georgia Center for Continuing Education is seeking faculty and staff to teach academic short courses for the 2010 UGA Pre-College Summer Program. Courses are…
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Position announcement
The Franklin College of Arts and Sciences and the Institute for Women’s Studies invite applications and nominations for the position of director for the Institute…
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Emergency response training
The spring class of the UGA Campus Emergency Response Team training program will be held March 16 through May 4, and class sign-up will go…
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University Woman’s Club
The University’s Woman’s Club will meet March 9 at 10 a.m. in the Fellowship Hall of Central Presbyterian Church, 380 Alps Road. Chantel Dunham, the…
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Dawg Trot 5K
The UGA Alumni Association will hold its third annual Dawg Trot 5K Run/Walk on March 20 from 7:30–10 a.m. The course will start at Stegeman…
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Provost’s site gets a facelift
The online presence of the Office of the Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost has been updated with a new look and features…
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Former vice president takes a look back at UGA’s new faculty tour of Georgia
Back on the Bus: Twelve Hundred Miles Through Georgia Gene Younts Stratford Press $25 For more than 20 years Gene Younts, retired UGA vice president…
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Support system
The UGA Research Computing Center can manage massive amounts of data for faculty and students, from mapping genomes to developing a digital atlas of spoken…
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Vinson Institute expands public service with new Fellows program
The Carl Vinson Institute of Government has expanded its public service program to involve UGA undergraduate students.
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Six receive awards at annual PSO luncheon
The Office of the Vice President for Public Service and Outreach held its annual luncheon and awards ceremony Feb. 11, presenting top public service and…
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Club sports complex wins national award
UGA’s complex for recreational club sports is one of nine collegiate centers to receive the 2010 Outstanding Sports Facilities Award from the National Intramural-Recreational Sports…
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Law students finish strong in moot court competition, advance to nationals
Two teams from the School of Law have earned the right to advance to the national rounds of the Frederick Douglass Moot Court Competition. Third-year…
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Charlot murals on campus to be discussed at annual Willson Center/GMOA lecture
The seventh annual Willson Center/Georgia Museum of Art Lecture will take place March 3 at 4 p.m. in Room 314 of Sanford Hall. Nina Hellerstein,…
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Strength in numbers
Taking 10 minutes this month to fill out the U.S. Census form means strengthening your community, said UGA demographer Douglas Bachtel.
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Early spring a good time for landscape maintenance
As the weather warms up, Bob Westerfield, a horticulturist with the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, recommends doing some landscape maintenance including pruning, fertilizing,…
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Tennessee chancellors, presidents may not need graduate degrees
Some Tennessee politicians could soon hold chancellor and presidential positions at state universities without holding advanced degrees, thanks to two pieces of legislation pending in…
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Finalists named for MCG presidency
The University System of Georgia has announced that Ricardo Azziz, a physician/scientist/executive with more than 20 years of leadership in biomedical research, medical education and…
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Special guests announced for Osborne film festival
Three Academy Award winners and several film industry veterans will be special guests at Robert Osborne’s Classic Film Festival, which runs March 25-28 at the…
