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Regents Professor Kilpatrick named inaugural AERA Fellow
University of Georgia Regents Professor of mathematics education Jeremy Kilpatrick has been named an inaugural Fellow of the American Educational Research Association in recognition of…
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College of Education launches partnership with Greene County Schools, Greensboro Dreamers
The University of Georgia College of Education has launched a new partnership with Greene County Schools and the Greensboro Dreamers program to help reach higher…
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Visiting artist Anna Kell to present gallery talk March 31
Anna Kell, the Georgia Society of Contemporary Painters Visiting Graduate Artist, will present a gallery talk at the Lamar Dodd School of Art on Tuesday,…
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International Street Festival celebrates 11th anniversary
The University of Georgia International Student Life Office will host the 11th annual International Street Festival, “Bringing the World to Athens,” on College Square in…
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UGA counseling professor Pamela Paisley receives national social justice award
University of Georgia counseling professor Pamela Paisley has received a national award for her dedication to social justice advocacy among K-12 students and in the…
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U.S. Department of Education approves UGA application to acquire Navy School
The U.S. Department of Education Monday notified University of Georgia President Michael F. Adams of its contingent approval of UGA’s application to acquire the 58-acre…
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Law conference to focus on poverty
The third annual Working in the Public Interest Law Conference will explore practical approaches to solving poverty through the law with notable speakers from across…
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UGA professor Jace Weaver named Franklin Professor
Jace Weaver, a professor of religion and law and director of the Institute of Native American Studies Program at the University of Georgia, has been…
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UGA to host workshop examining stem cell therapies for spinal cord injury
Following President Barack Obama’s decision to lift the ban on federal funding for embryonic stem cell research, medical and scientific experts will converge at the…
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UGA’s Education Policy Center releases first volume of policy papers
The University of Georgia’s Education Policy and Evaluation Center has released a document of educational policy papers today that will inform Georgia legislators and other…
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Feminist legal theory expert to deliver rescheduled House lecture
Felice J. Batlan, a specialist in feminist legal theory, will deliver the University of Georgia School of Law’s 27th Edith House Lecture, which has been…
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UGA chapter of Phi Mu Sinfonia to sponsor composition contest
The Epsilon Lambda Chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia in the University of Georgia Hugh Hodgson School of Music is sponsoring the Arch Composition Award,…
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Jaw-dropping find
Part of a five-foot-long jawbone of an extinct whale was recently discovered by UGA researchers diving about 20 miles off Georgia’s coast.
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Libraries launch online guide to Athens
UGA Libraries has launched an online guide to Athens-Clarke County. The Athens Guide offers more than 1,000 links to a range of resources useful for…
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New recruits USDA grants fund minority student recruitment efforts
When Ron Walcott talked to high school students at a recent Georgia Daze breakfast, he had five new ways to entice them to come to…
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Wendy Dustman, Rebecca Baggett will receive this year’s Outstanding Academic Advising Awards
This year’s winners of the university’s Outstanding Undergraduate Academic Advising Award are Wendy Dustman, a faculty member in the microbiology department, and Rebecca Baggett, an…
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Head of Physical Plant named charity’s volunteer of the year
Ralph Johnson, associate vice president for the Physical Plant, was named the United Way of Northeast Georgia’s 2008 Volunteer of Year at the group’s…
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Study will put a price tag on elections
The Carl Vinson Institute of Government in collaboration with the National Association of Counties and with funding from The Pew Charitable Trusts is conducting a…
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What lies beneath:Study suggests surface water contaminated with Salmonella common
A new UGA study suggests that health agencies investigating Salmonella illnesses should consider untreated surface water as a possible source of contamination.
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Women’s Voices Lecture to feature Atlanta journalists
The Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication will welcome two journalists to campus on April 1 as part of its annual Women’s Voices Lecture…
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Stanford University legal scholar will give Sibley Lecture this year
A legal and human welfare scholar from Stanford University will deliver the UGA School of Law’s 104th Sibley Lecture March 25 at 3:30 p.m. in…
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International Public Service and Outreach hosts conference on future of Georgia, India
The Office of International Public Service and Outreach will host the conference “Interconnected Future: India and Georgia” April 2–3 at the Georgia Center for Continuing Education Conference…
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Faculty member in CAES named Regents Professor
Monique Y. Leclerc, a professor of crop and soil science in the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, has been named a Regents Professor for…