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College of Education welcomes Mark Runco as new professor
Nationally recognized creativity researcher Mark A. Runco will be welcomed as the new E. Paul Torrance Professor of Creative Studies and Gifted Education at a…
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Author Carrie Olivia Adams to read at UGA
Author Carrie Olivia Adams will read from her work on Wednesday, March 25, on the University of Georgia campus at 4 p.m. in room 265…
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Grady College First Amendment Essay Contest winners named
Three high school students were selected from 127 entrants as winners in the annual First Amendment Essay Contest, sponsored by the University of Georgia’s Georgia…
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Annual Red Clay Conference to be held March 20
The University of Georgia School of Law will host the 21st Annual Red Clay Conference on March 20 and explore the question “Does going green…
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UGA counseling psychology student receives natoinal scholarship
University of Georgia graduate student Kimber Shelton has received a national scholarship from a division of the American Counseling Association for her work as a…
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Grady College to host Bluejeans Workshop
The broadcast industry is changing and the University of Georgia Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication is helping professionals and students adapt to the…
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Warnell conference to focus on forests and forestland as an alternative investment
The University of Georgia Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources’ Center for Forest Business is hosting the “The Timberland Asset: Stable Investments for Turbulent…
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Setting the Stage
History is coming alive in the Fine Arts Building. The Office of University Architects and the department of theatre and film studies are breathing life…
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Educational psychology, instructional technology programs receive national award for online courses
Two programs in the College of Education have received a national award from the American Camp Association. The programs are interdepartmental collaborations that resulted in…
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Ecologist links cancer-causing toxins to unexploded munitions in oceans
ico, UGA ecologist James Porter took samples from underwater nuclear bomb target USS Killen, expecting to find evidence of radioactive matter. Instead he found a…
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All in the family
A genetic risk factor that increases the likelihood that youth will engage in substance use can be neutralized by high levels of involved and supportive…
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‘Berg Encyclopedia’ editor will deliver annual Snyder Lecture
Joanne B. Eicher, editor-in-chief of the Berg Encyclopedia of World Dress and Fashion, will deliver the 17th annual Darl Snyder Lecture on March 5 at…
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Biologist will discuss 21st-century conservation at Odum Lecture
Renowned scientist Gretchen C. Daily will be the keynote speaker at the annual Eugene P. Odum Lecture Seminar, sponsored by the Odum School of Ecology.…
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Seminar explores role of faculty guidance in doctoral completion
“It is critical that doctoral students and their major professors form productive relationships,” said Maureen Grasso, dean of the Graduate School. “Clarifying expectations, keeping an…
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Robert Osborne announces guests for 2009 film festival
Actors Talia Coppola Shire, Fred Willard and Michael Hitchcock will join director Guy Hamilton, film restoration expert James C. Katz, film noir specialist Alan Rode…
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Symposium to address ways to bridge global health care
The College of Public Health and the Biomedical and Health Sciences Institute will host the second annual Global Health Symposium, “Social Determinants of Inequalities in…
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IAEA director general is named winner of 2009 Delta Prize
Delta Air Lines and the University of Georgia will present the 2009 Delta Prize for Global Understanding to Mohamed ElBaradei, director general of the International…
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Mountains of change
The National Science Foundation has awarded $6.7 million grant to a consortium of universities headed by UGA for research on the effects of climate change…
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Keep financial documents organized
With tax season in full swing, UGA’s Office of Gift and Estate planning offers some tips to organizing financial documents.• Place four labeled folders near…
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Faculty at Minnesota’s state universities agree to salary freeze
At Minnesota’s state universities, faculty members have agreed to have their salaries frozen for the next two years in a move to save jobs and…
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Enrollment up at British universities
According to The Times of London, applications to British universities are up 8 percent; meaning 42,000 more high school students and others have chosen to…
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Hal G. Rainey, 2008 Dwight Waldo Award
Hal G. Rainey, Alumni Foundation Distinguished Professor in the School of Public and International Affairs, has been selected to receive the 2008 Dwight Waldo Award.…
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Su-I and Joel Lee, certification in public health from National Board of Public Health Examiners
Su-I Hou and Joel Lee, faculty members in the College of Public Health, were among 500 qualifying health professionals to receive the inaugural certification in…