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UGA expects 150 high school students for ‘Vet School for a Day 2009’
The University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine will welcome 150 students, along with their parents and advisers, to the fifth annual Vet School for…
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Celebrations for Hispanic Heritage Month planned for UGA, Athens
Hispanic Heritage Month will be celebrated in Athens and on the University of Georgia campus.
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Shujaat Husain Khan to fill new Patel Distinguished Professorship, to perform
Internationally recognized Indian musician and sitar virtuoso Shujaat Husain Khan will be on the University of Georgia campus Oct. 9-11 as the first Gordhan L.…
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UGA geneticist receives $2 million federal stimulus grant for research on the thymus
The National Institutes of Health have awarded, as part of the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act, a two-year, $2 million grant to a University of…
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Interdisciplinary artist Clarinda Mac Low to bring “Cyborg Nation” to UGA
Clarinda Mac Low, an interdisciplinary artist who stages her work in non-traditional environments, will visit the University of Georgia campus Oct. 8-9.
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UGA family researchers receive $5.9 million grant
University of Georgia researchers have been awarded a five-year, $5.9 million Core Center of Excellence grant from the National Institute on Drug Abuse to address…
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UGA professor Juanita Johnson-Bailey named to International Adult Education Hall of Fame
University of Georgia education professor and interim director of the Institute of Women’s Studies Juanita Johnson-Bailey has been named to the International Adult and Continuing…
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UGA licenses technology to make fuel from dead forests and agricultural waste
An innovative process for turning waste biomass-such as dead trees, agricultural waste and lumber byproducts-into a liquid fuel to power conventional engines has been licensed…
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UGA students awarded 2009 NSEP David L. Boren Undergraduate Scholarships
Four University of Georgia undergraduates in the Honors Program have been awarded 2009 National Security Education Program David L. Boren Undergraduate Scholarships for language study…
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Media Advisory: Service set for Sept. 20 in celebration of the life of UGA music professor and trump
A memorial service has been scheduled for W. Fred Mills, the renowned trumpet virtuoso and professor in the University of Georgia’s Hugh Hodgson School of…
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Former solicitor general of Hong Kong to discuss U.S.-China relationship
Former Solicitor General of Hong Kong Daniel R. Fung will deliver a lecture titled “The Post-Financial Crisis World Order: Sino-American Relations in an Age of…
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Music professor, trumpet virtuoso Fred Mills dies
W. Fred Mills, a renowned trumpet virtuoso and professor in the Hugh Hodgson School of Music, died following injuries in a traffic accident in Walton…
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Four UGA researchers selected as GCC Distinguished Cancer Scholars
Four UGA cancer researchers are among the 18 selected as Distinguished Cancer Clinicians and Scientists by the Georgia Cancer Coalition for 2009-2010.
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Doctoral student wins two research awards
Katherine Raczynski, a graduate student in educational psychology, received two awards for her research at the recent American Psychological Association convention. Raczynski, a doctoral student…
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Travel grant named in part for late dean
A new student travel grant has in part been named for the late William J. Payne, a faculty member at UGA and former dean of…
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New parking deck opens at intramural fields
The new 500-space parking deck at the intramural fields opened Sept. 1. It will be open on home football Saturdays to accommodate fans. “The addition…
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Globis director will discuss his role in release of two journalists
Han S. Park, director of UGA’s Center for the Study of Global Issues, will discuss the role he played in last month’s release of journalists…
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Citizen advocate to give keynote address at BFSO Founders Day
Janice Mathis, a UGA alumna and vice president of the nonprofit Citizenship Education Fund, will deliver the keynote address at the seventh annual Black Faculty…
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GRA investigator to expand infectious diseases initiative
Biao He, an internationally recognized scholar who has worked extensively on the interactions between paramyxoviruses and host proteins, vaccine development and cancer therapies, has joined…
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UGA will host second annual meeting on state education at Gwinnett Campus
More than 100 of Georgia’s top education leaders and policy-makers are expected to attend the College of Education’s second annual Education in Georgia: A State…
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Race, ethnicity records
The U.S. Office of Management and Budget is now using new categories to describe racial/ethnic groups to which individuals belong, identify with or belong in…
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Award nominations
The Office of the Vice President for Public Service and Outreach is seeking nominations for the 2010 Scholarship of Engagement Award. The deadline for nomination…
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Compact Planning session
The Office of the Chief Information Officer and Enterprise Information Technology Services will hold its Compact Planning session for the 2010 fiscal year on Sept.…