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‘The Early Years’
Mary Frances Early remembers drinking from segregated water fountains and using segregated restrooms in her early years. She even attended a master’s program at the…
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Two receive university’s Outstanding Academic Advising Award
This year’s winners of the university’s Outstanding Undergraduate Academic Advising Award are Brian Fairchild, a faculty member in the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences,…
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Physical ed expert to give Ramsey Lecture
Daryl Siedentop, an internationally recognized expert in physical education and author of the white paper on the nation’s plan to increase physical activity in schools,…
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Hawkinsville High School students tour Lamar Dodd School of Art
On a recent March afternoon, professors at the Lamar Dodd School of Art gave a rare presentation.
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Symposium to focus on ongoing health challenges in East Africa
The College of Public Health and the Biomedical and Health Sciences Institute, along with the new UGA Center for Global Health, will host the third…
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Adams: Governor’s recent budget actions are beneficial to USG
UGA President Michael F. Adams in a March 18 report to the University Council praised recent actions by Gov. Sonny Perdue to stem budget cuts…
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Campus cleanup
After two seasons of highly-publicized trashing and environmental damage to the university’s historic North Campus on football game days, the cabinet approved changes to the…
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New bill gives colleges tax breaks for hiring unemployed workers
New bill gives colleges tax breaks for hiring unemployed workers
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Tuition increases approved for public universities in Arizona next year
Public university students in Arizona will pay between 16 and 20 percent more for their education next year due to tuition increases recently approved by…
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Clean bird feeders will help keep birds healthy, disease-free
Bird feeders should be cleaned periodically to help prevent the spread of disease, according to experts at the State Botanical Garden of Georgia. Feeders should…
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School of Law conference cancelled
The School of Law’s Dean Rusk Center conference “Security and Justice: An Indian Perspective,” scheduled for April 2, has been cancelled.
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Lecture will address challenges women face in business arena
In conjunction with Women’s History Month, the Graduate School’s Outreach and Diversity Office will host a lecture by Marshawn Evans March 31 at 6:30 p.m.…
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‘Tuscan Sun’ author to speak March 30
Frances Mayes, author of the best-selling memoirs Under the Tuscan Sun and Bella Tuscany, will speak March 30 at 4 p.m. in the Chapel. Her…
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Barny Whitman, selected to receive the 2010 USFCC/J. Roger Porter Award
Barny Whitman, head of the microbiology department, has been selected to receive the 2010 USFCC/J. Roger Porter Award. The award will be presented at the…
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Carol A. Watson, president of Southeastern chapter of the American Association of Law Libraries
Carol A. Watson, the associate director for information technology at the School of Law, was elected vice president/president elect of the Southeastern chapter of the…
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Martha Thomas, 2010-2012 director-elect of the Music Teachers National Association Southern Division
Martha Thomas, keyboard professor in the Hugh Hodgson School of Music, was chosen 2010-2012 director-elect of the Music Teachers National Association Southern Division, beginning at…
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Thomas C. Reeves, honored for years of work
Thomas C. Reeves, professor emeritus of learning, design and technology in the College of Education, was honored for his 25-year body of work at an…
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Jack Bauerle, La Salle College High School Alumni Hall of Fame
Jack Bauerle, swimming and diving head coach, was inducted into the La Salle College High School Alumni Hall of Fame. Bauerle is a 1970 graduate…
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Scientist’s lifelong love of agriculture led from Jamaican roots to U.S. soil
Walking from his home each morning on his way to tend his coffee, yams, pimentos and chickens in the Jamaican countryside, Thomas Bramwell did more…
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Research professor examines the evolution of American legal history in new book
A Nation of Laws: America’s Imperfect Pursuit of Justice Peter Charles Hoffer University of Kansas Press $24.95 Peter Charles Hoffer, Distinguished Research Professor of History…
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UGA Press updates its online pages
The UGA Press has updated its Web site, allowing users to browse book titles, view book covers, quickly order copies and peruse the latest press…
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New e-mail system
The university will have a new e-mail system beginning this summer. Powered by Microsoft Live@edu, the system will have e-mail with 10 gigabytes of storage…
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Faculty learning communities
Nine faculty learning communities are planned for next year, and April 16 is the application deadline to join them. Facilitated by faculty and staff, next…
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UGA Music Business Program to host music business panels April 24 at Eddie’s Attic in metro Atlanta
The University of Georgia Music Business Program will host an educational panel, titled “Start me up! How to get your music business off the ground,”…