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Photographic pioneer James Casebere to visit UGA
Noted American photographer James Casebere, one of the pioneers of set-up photography, will spend the week of Nov. 2 at the University of Georgia as…
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Sunshine state economics
A Woman’s Wear Daily article about recent downturns in Florida’s retail business caused by environmental and economic woes, quoted Jeffrey Humphreys, director of the Selig…
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Georgia Review and GA Poetry Circuit present a reading by Laux
Acclaimed poet Dorianne Laux will give a free, public reading at 7 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 13 at Ciné BarCafeCinema, 234 West Hancock Street in…
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Jackson Street Cemetery added to National Register of Historic Places
The Jackson Street Cemetery, located on the University of Georgia campus, has been added to the National Register of Historic Places.
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UGA exhibit celebrates donation of M.E. Thompson personal papers
The University of Georgia Richard B. Russell Library for Political Research and Studies exhibit that celebrates the donation of the Melvin Ernest Thompson personal papers…
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Cecile L.K. Martin closes fall 2009 exhibit season at Circle Gallery
The University of Georgia College of Environment & Design’s Circle Gallery will host Cecile L. K. Martin’s graphic media works, Forming Content, to close the…
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Shipley to succeed Morehead as UGA faculty athletics representative
David E. Shipley, a law professor and former dean of the law school, will succeed UGA Vice President for Instruction Jere W. Morehead as faculty…
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Academic honesty facilitator training
Academic honesty facilitator trainingThe Office of the Vice President for Instruction is accepting applications from faculty and professional staff members interested in becoming academic honesty…
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Kupets named Sportswoman of the Year
Former UGA gymnast Courtney Kupets received the Sportswoman of the Year Award for individual-sport athletes. She was honored Oct. 13 at the Women’s Sports Foundation’s…
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Fall enrollment sets record at 34,885
Spurred by growth in several colleges and schools, UGA has its largest student body in history this fall with an enrollment of 34,885. The fall…
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National scholars to meet for inaugural Latino education, immigration conference
Several of the nation’s top scholars in Latino education will speak at UGA from Oct. 26-28 in the first Triennial Conference on Latino Education and…
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National Academy of Sciences appoints UGA expert to census study panel
The National Academy of Sciences Committee on National Statistics has appointed University of Georgia senior public service associate Warren Brown to serve on its panel…
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Noted researcher to speak at UGA on Nov. 6
James Ihle of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in Memphis, Tenn., will present the second annual Marquee Alumnus Seminar in room C127 of the Davison…
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UGA Grady College names 2009 Fellowship Inductees
Six alumni of the University of Georgia Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication will be recognized for their influence, achievements and service to the…
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Homecoming Week packed with activities for students, alumni and fans
“Take Me Down to the Classic City,” is the theme of this year’s Homecoming Week festivities, which begin Nov. 1.
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Grad School establishes new award
In preparation for its centennial, the Graduate School has established a new award to recognize excellent graduate education practices at UGA. The inaugural Award for…
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FALL SCRABBLE
During a recent sunny, fall afternoon, two members of the Demosthenian Literary Society, Aaron McCoy (left) and Daniel Brettschneidner (right), play a game of Scrabble…
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Symposium will explore global, contemporary freedom struggles
UGA’s Institute for African American Studies will host the symposium “Beyond the Movement: Global and Contemporary Freedom Struggles” Nov. 7-9.
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Moving story: Local organization helps UGA employee buy first home
It took most of a lifetime, but Pat Smith finally bought her own house.
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Musicologist named Performing Arts Center’s new director
George C. Foreman, a musicologist and conductor with more than 30 years of experience managing performing arts centers, will be the director of UGA’s Performing…
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Former director of state’s EPD to help shape new master’s program
Carol Couch, former director of the Environmental Protection Division of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, has joined UGA as a senior public service associate.
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Inaugural system-wide summit on diversity, inclusion to be held at UGA
Leaders from the 35 University System of Georgia institutions will meet in Athens this month to discuss “Valuing Diversity and Committing to Inclusion in Dialogue…
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Cooperative Extension receives $1.3 million federal stimulus grant
Jorge H. Atiles, professor of housing and associate dean for outreach and extension in the College of Family and Consumer Sciences, is the principal investigator…