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At ease: Environmental safety head closes door on 50 years of service
From the time Wayne Dill was 5 years old, he knew what he wanted to be: a soldier. What the Waycross preschooler didn’t realize at…
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Jessica Kissinger, Nationial Associate of Nationial Research Council
Jessica Kissinger, associate professor of genetics, has been named a National Associate of the National Research Council. The honorary title, bestowed by the Council of…
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Jolie Daigle, editorial review board on Professionial School Counsling journal
Jolie Daigle, an assistant professor in the College of Education’s department of counseling and human development services, has been selected to serve a three-year term…
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Debbie Craddock-Bell, Champion of Integrity Award
Debbie Craddock-Bell, coordinator for academic honesty and student academic appeals, received the Champion of Integrity Award from the Center for Academic Integrity for leading the…
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Dr. Cathy Brown, won an article award
Dr. Cathy Brown, professor of pathology at the College of Veterinary Medicine’s Athens Diagnostic Lab, recently won one of the two best article awards presented…
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Jorge H. Atiles, president of the Housing Education and Research Association
Jorge H. Atiles, associate dean for outreach and extension for the College of Family and Consumer Sciences, was installed in October as the new president…
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Allen Adams, elected on board of he Association of Small Business Development
Allan Adams, state director of the Georgia Small Business Development Center Network, has been elected to a two-year term on the board of the Association…
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History makers to converge in Athens for UGA’s Grady College Gala
Those who have covered history, helped write history or made history themselves will be gathering in Athens on Thursday, Nov. 20, for the University of…
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Georgia Law defeats Florida in moot court competition
The University of Georgia School of Law recently defeated the University of Florida in the 27th Annual Hulsey-Kimbrell Moot Court Competition in Jacksonville, Fla.
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Volunteers to remove privet at State Botanical Garden of Georgia
Area Master Gardeners and participants in a new Certificate in Native Plants program will be among volunteers who will help eradicate an invasive plant species…
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UGA undergraduate researchers reap the benefits of CURO Apprentice Program
Every Monday afternoon, a group of University of Georgia freshmen and sophomores gather to discuss the latest trends in research pedagogy or listen to guest…
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UGA Regents Professor Jeremy Kilpatrick helps lead National Academies’ Education Policy Project
For the first time in the nation’s history, many of its top education researchers including University of Georgia Regents Professor Jeremy Kilpatrick, will present a…
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ARCS Foundation Fellowships support seven UGA graduate students
he Atlanta chapter of the ARCS Foundation, Inc. (Achievement Rewards for College Students) awarded $42,000 to seven outstanding American doctoral students in the biomedical and…
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UGA Alternative Media Access Center wins honors
The Alternative Media Access Center, an initiative of the University System of Georgia and housed at the University of Georgia, has received the White Cane…
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UGA opens office to support science, math and engineering education in Georgia
Experts have for some years worried that a national shortage of scientists, mathematicians and engineers has jeopardized the competitive edge the United States must have…
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UGA Cox Institute issues call for Betty Holland College Journalism Award
The annual call for submissions has been issued for the Betty Gage Holland Award for college journalists.
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68th Annual Peabody Awards issues call for entries
The George Foster Peabody Awards’ 68th annual search for excellence in electronic media has begun. More than 100,000 call for entries alerts have been mailed…
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Judicial training program celebrates 10th anniversary
The University of Georgia School of Law’s International Judicial Training Program will celebrate its 10th anniversary this December with 50 members from the Brazilian judiciary…
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UGA Vietnamese Student Association presents 5th Annual “Night in Saigon”
The University of Georgia Vietnamese Student Association presents the 5th Annual “Night in Saigon” on Nov. 15. The family-oriented event will be held at the…
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National Book Award finalist Charles Baxter to read from his works Nov.17
Author Charles Baxter will read from his work on Monday, Nov. 17, at 7 p.m. at CINÉ theater in downtown Athens. The reading is sponsored…
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UGA observatory closed, public viewings canceled
An unanticipated problem has caused the closing of the UGA observatory, and public viewings have been canceled until further notice.
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UGA graduate student named Outstanding NODA Intern for 2008
University of Georgia graduate student in college student affairs administration Kathryn Kay is one of only two students in the nation selected as an Outstanding…
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UGA education profesor Mary Atwater named inaugrual AERA Fellow
University of Georgia science education professor Mary M. Atwater has been named an inaugural Fellow of the American Educational Research Association (AERA) in recognition of…
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UGA symposium covers outbreaks and how to prepare
Deadly disease outbreaks that could threaten public safety and how the university and the government are preparing to handle them will be the topics of…