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Treading New Water
Camus, associate professor of pathology in UGA’s College of Veterinary Medicine, goes virtually unnoticed to the average Georgia Aquarium visitor, but that’s the nature of…
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Writers of the storm
This is New Orleans, ravaged more than two years ago by Hurricane Katrina. Broken levees, flooding and poor evacuation plans left 1,300 residents dead and…
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UGA program boosts environmental, community volunteers
When Mary Evans heard about an adult wildlife education program called Georgia Master Naturalist, she knew it was right up her alley.
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Mail management at Zaxby’s
Students in Dave Chatterjee’s undergraduate Management Information Systems capstone class haven’t discovered the secret behind Zaxby’s Sauce, but they did come away with a great…
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Validating standardized testing
Get plenty of sleep. Eat a healthy breakfast. Every spring, school children are sent home with these directives to help them score well on standardized…
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CURO Promising Scholars
Fifteen Georgia high school seniors got a preview of the available undergraduate research options at UGA when they were recognized as 2008 Promising Scholars by…
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Students ready for terrorist attacks in food supply
Dead pigeons don’t usually attract much attention. But a few hundred of them infected with avian influenza and mysteriously found in several U.S. cities would…
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Teaching turtle returns to the wild
Ten years ago on Jekyll Island, two loggerhead turtle hatchlings were trapped in their nest on the beach and unable to get to the water.
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Supreme success
Counting the recent selection of University of Georgia School of Law alumna Merritt E. McAlister as a U.S. Supreme Court judicial clerk for the October…
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Lindsay Lamphere
Senior Lindsay Lamphere follows her heart. She wasn’t sure if she wanted to attend UGA, so she applied to several schools and even received scholarships…
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Abigail Blaylock
A fourth-generation Bulldog, Abby Blaylock stays busy. In 2006, she became involved with the National Multiple Sclerosis Society Georgia Chapter and served as the community…
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UGA Arch Foundation selects three Advisory Trustees
Three University of Georgia alumni have been appointed Advisory Trustees of the Arch Foundation for the University of Georgia.
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Media Advisory: UGA receives child care consultant’s study
The University of Georgia in fall 2007 commissioned a comprehensive child care needs assessment study to better understand the needs of its faculty, staff and…
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June Maker, developer of unique perfomance-based assessment, to deliver 2008 Torrance Lecture
C. June Maker, an education researcher who developed a unique performance-based assessment designed to identify the academic and creative strengths of children, will deliver the…
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UGA School of Law wins its third national advocacy competition of the season
The University of Georgia School of Law recently took first place in the 18th Annual National First Amendment Moot Court Competition, marking its third national…
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Powell to join Kissinger, Baker, Christopher and Albright at Secretaries of State roundtable
On March 27, five former secretaries of state will gather in Athens to discuss current U.S. foreign policy issues with the goal of providing direction…
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UGA to host Spinal Cord Workship for medical professional and scientists
The University of Georgia will be the host site for the Spinal Cord Workshop, a day-long event that brings together leaders in neurosurgery, neurology and…
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Scholar in Celtic history and Welsh law to speak on UGA campus
Robin Chapman Stacey, the Howard and Frances Keller Endowed Professor of History and adjunct professor of women’s studies at the University of Washington, will speak…
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UGA’s Grady College to offer Avid Certified Instruction
The University of Georgia Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication has announced plans to offer Avid Certified Instruction on Avid’s Media Composer System.
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Kramer Johnson
Senior Kramer Johnson helps others. He started a 5K that raised $3500 to help pay medical bills for a young man with a brain tumor…
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University sets ups ethics, compliance reporting system
UGA has implemented a new ethics and compliance reporting system so that employees, students and other parties can make complaints about instances of wrongdoing on…
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UGA’s Grad College to offer annual Bluejeans Workshop
On Saturday, March 29, UGA’s Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication will offer a low-cost, casual workshop where prominent broadcast professionals will provide hands-on…
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UGA establishes new Faculty of Inectious Diseases to target threats to animal and human health
The University of Georgia has established a new multidisciplinary Faculty of Infectious Diseases to address infectious disease threats to animal and human health worldwide.
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Alumni-employees breakfast
The Alumni Association’s 10th annual “Workin’ Like A Dawg” UGA-Alumni Employees Breakfast will be held April 9 from 7:30–9 a.m. at the Georgia Center for…