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Legal and human welfare scholar to deliver 104th Sibley Lecture
Stanford Law School Vice Dean and Gaither Professor Mark G. Kelman will deliver the University of Georgia School of Law’s 104th Sibley Lecture March 25…
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AIDS Vaccine Quest topic of next UGA Global Diseases lecture
In late 2007, the National Institutes of Health and Merck announced that instead of protecting healthy people against HIV infection, the leading experimental AIDS vaccine…
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UGA graduate dean receives award
Maureen Grasso, dean of the University of Georgia Graduate School, has received the Conference of Southern Graduate Schools Achievement Award for Outstanding Contributions to Graduate…
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Vinson Institute study will put a price tag on elections
The University of Georgia Carl Vinson Institute of Government-in collaboration with the National Association of Counties and with funding from The Pew Charitable Trusts-is conducting…
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Internationally known creativity researcher to deliver lecture
Arthur J. Cropley, an internationally known researcher and writer on creativity, will deliver the 2009 E. Paul Torrance Lecture at the University of Georgia.
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Rental car agreement
Enterprise Rent-a-Car holds the state of Georgia car rental contract for travel within the state. It has two major implications for faculty and staff traveling…
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Pre-Collegiate Initiative meeting
All interested faculty and staff are invited to a public meeting about the Pre-Collegiate Initiative from 10–11:30 a.m. April 22 in the Training Room of…
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Position announcement
A committee has been formed to conduct a nationwide search and recommend candidates for director of the State Botanical Garden of Georgia. Arthur Dunning, vice…
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Alumni Association Dawg Trot
The second annual Dawg Trot 5K Run/Walk is scheduled for 8 a.m. March 14 beginning at Stegeman Coliseum. Registration is $20 or $50 for a…
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Rec Sports fit for new projects
Walking with Mitch Gartenberg through the Ramsey Student Center is an affecting experience. As he strolls through the center he directs, things become more than…
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Purdue professor to discuss ‘renaissance engineers’
David F. Radcliffe, a faculty member at Purdue University, will visit UGA on March 16 to discuss the development of what he calls “renaissance engineers.”
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New director named for Gwinnett Campus
A new director for UGA’s graduate and continuing education programs offered in Gwinnett has been named. Ruth Bettandorff, who has served as associate director for…
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New online tool will replace WebCT
The new online learning tool eLearning Commons—essentially an online learning environment for posting class materials, communicating with class members and assessing student learning—will fully replace…
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Three inducted into Sports Hall Of Fame
Women’s basketball coach Andy Landers, former men’s basketball coach Hugh Durham and former All-American football player Terry Hoage were among the nine people inducted into…
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Law students dominate regional mock trial tournament, advance to nationals
Two teams from UGA’s School of Law recently captured first place at the regional round of the 2009 Texas Bar Association National Trial Competition held…
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Four win National Geographic internships
Four UGA students in the department of geography have won internships with National Geographic out of only 11 awarded nationally. Jason Gruba of Martinez and…
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Finalists named for directorship of Environmental Safety Division
Four finalists have been named for the position of associate vice president of UGA’s Environmental Safety Division. They will be on campus starting March 9…
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Nobel Peace winner to participate in CITS event
Mohamed ElBaradei, director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency and recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize will be among leading security experts speaking on…
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Research scientist to give this year’s Charter Lecture
Robert Hazen, an award-winning researcher whose knack for conveying technical scientific information in everyday language has made him a best-selling author and popular speaker, will…
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From trash to treasure
As part of a national competition, UGA is trying to recycle more than any other college or university.
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The new class breaks records
The University of Georgia expects just over 4,800 students in the new freshman class and they will set new records for academic quality and diversity,…
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Ready for a victory!
Gleaming brightly and safely secured in a sturdy new tower, the historic University of Georgia Chapel Bell is back in place and ready to celebrate…
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Riding high
The University of Georgia is tied for 20th among public universities and tied for 58th overall according to the 2009 edition of U.S. News &…
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