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Alfred Richardson
Senior Alfred Richardson knows the importance of leadership and has used UGA’s many resources, opportunities and student organizations to help enhance his college career. He…
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Estella Hovland
Veterinary student Estella Perez Hovland seeks adventure. She has traveled the world, and she obtained a M.B.A. from Griffith University in Australia. Upon returning to…
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Emily Thomsen
Senior Emily Grace Thomsen is a go-getter. She is finishing bachelor’s and master’s degrees in four years, and has made Dean’s List and been a…
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Kelsey Jones
Kelsey Anne Jones has found a wide array of enriching opportunities at UGA that allow her to pursue diverse interests from public policy to community…
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Charlie Bailey
After earning his bachelor’s degrees from UGA, Charlie Bailey worked for two political campaigns including Mark F. Taylor’s (J.D.’82) 2006 campaign for governor of Georgia…
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Debbie Ebalobo
Senior Debbie Ebalobo is a first generation college student who is making the most of her college experience. She came to UGA to study environmental…
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Sara Zadeh
Sara Zadeh is planning to become a doctor. She is a member of Alpha Epsilon Delta, UGA’s premedical society, and she is involved with the…
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Stephen Dorner
Senior Stephen Dorner has a passion for improving health. Some study-abroad and international service learning projects opened his eyes to the socioeconomic determinants of health…
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Darryl Tricksey
Elected Homecoming King last weekend, Darryl Tricksey is an amazing student. As an Honors student, senior Darryl Tricksey has worked as an apprentice in the…
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Nathan Raley
Senior Nathan Raley is an Honors student committed to making a positive change in the world. He has written an Honors thesis on the effects…
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Amanda Farmer
Senior Amanda Farmer has been twirling batons since she was three years old. After coming to UGA, she used her skills to help the Redcoat…
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Ty Frix
Sophomore Ty Frix has a 3.9 grade point average and is pursuing a biological engineering degree with a biomedical emphasis. If that doesn’t keep him…
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Afua Asante
Senior Afua Asante is looking for a cure for a rare cancer that afflicts children. She began studying rhabdomyosarcoma last summer during the National Institutes…
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Papers of career federal government official to come to Russell Library
The papers and memorabilia compiled by Powell A. Moore during a Washington career of more than 43 years have a home at the Richard B.…
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Award-winning poet Terrance Hayes to read at UGA
Nationally acclaimed poet Terrance Hayes will read from his work on Thursday, Jan. 14 at 7:30 p.m. at Cine BarCaféCinema 235 West Hancock Ave. in…
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2010 summer orientation leaders chosen by UGA’s undergraduate admissions office
A group of 12 University of Georgia undergraduates have been chosen by the Office of Undergraduate Admissions to serve as orientation leaders for the new…
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“Early-action” applicants to UGA receive admissions decisions
For some 6,000 high school seniors, the holidays will be off to a happy start when they learn they have been offered early admission to…
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UGA’s GMOA to host fifth Henry D. Green Symposium
The Georgia Museum of Art will host the fifth Henry D. Green Symposium of the Decorative Arts, “Neighboring Voices: The Decorative Culture of Our Southern…
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UGA supports faculty research on poverty
For the fifth consecutive year, University of Georgia faculty have been awarded grants to support creative scholarship on issues related to poverty.
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Penn, UGA collaboration awarded $14.6 million to expand pathogen database
Researchers from the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Georgia have been awarded a five-year, $14.6 million contract from the National Institute of Allergy…
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UGA School of Law embarks on training program for Middle Eastern judges
The University of Georgia School of Law Dean Rusk Center’s International Judicial Training Program has partnered with the Dubai Judicial Institute to begin training judges,…
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UGA acquires zoysiagrass collection
The University of Georgia has received the zoysiagrass collection developed by Jack Murray, a turf breeder with the United States Department of Agriculture/Agricultural Research Service…
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New fellowship program draws STEM majors to teaching in public schools
Ten recent graduates or professionals in mathematics and science have returned to classes at the University of Georgia this fall to become future math and…
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Freedom Breakfast tickets
The seventh annual Freedom Breakfast honoring the life and work of Martin Luther King Jr. will be held Jan. 15 at 7:30 a.m. in Grand…