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Service-learning panel discussion
The Service-Learning Interest Group will host a community agency panel discussion March 18 from 1–3 p.m. in the Fanning Institute’s training room. The panel will…
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Textbook order deadlines
The UGA Bookstore’s deadlines for book orders are March 15 for summer semester and April 15 for fall semester. Faculty are asked to submit their…
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Public relations students, educators take part in digital bootcamp
Public relations educators and industry experts from across the Southeast joined together at UGA’s Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication to participate in the…
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Collecting European Art
Collecting European Art, an exhibition that focuses on the Georgia Museum of Art’s history of and ongoing experience with the collecting of European works, will…
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Peach State Poll: Georgians favor reducing traffic volume over building more roads
Georgians are more likely to favor proposals that target reducing the overall volume of traffic on their roads instead of building more roads, according to…
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Dobbs Foundation grant to help ecology school explore building a green facility
The Odum School of Ecology, the world’s first standalone school of ecology, wants to go green with a building that would showcase its environmental conscience.…
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Tate Center screening spotlights Peabody-winning ‘ER’ and producer-doctor Neal Baer
Hollywood producer-pediatrician-activist Neal Baer will speak about television’s capacity to educate and heal at a screening of an episode of the Peabody Award-winning drama series…
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Secretaries of State roundtable sold out
The Report of the Secretaries of State: Bipartisan Advice to the Next Administration featuring Henry Kissinger, James Baker III, Warren Christopher and Madeleine Albright on…
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Administrative Changes
• Steve L. Brown, interim assistant dean of the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences at the Tifton campus, has been named the assistant dean…
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Sharing knowledge key to amphibian and reptile conservation
When the environment changes because of a devastating fire, the release of a toxic chemical or the slow shrinking of a habitat, animals always seem…
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Adult education professor battles intolerance across campus, the globe
Robert Hill works for greater acceptance and tolerance for all people by teaching adult education in the context of social justice rights. But if you…
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Bioinformatics research experts to hold national symposium at UGA
UGA will host a symposium March 21 on bioinformatics and systems biology, an emerging field that is revolutionizing biomedical research.
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Oxford Union Society to visit March 17 for formal debate
The University of Georgia has again challenged the Oxford Union Society to a formal debate, and the Oxford Union has accepted this challenge for the…
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On the right track
It’s not just your imagination. Providing the first-ever definitive proof, a team of scientists has shown that emerging infectious diseases such as HIV, SARS, West…
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UGA to offer wide arrary of summer camps
From playing with earthworms to playing the tuba, summer camps at the University of Georgia have something for everyone from toddlers to teens.
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GMOA to host independent film, “Kamp Katrina”
The Georgia Museum of Art hosts “Kamp Katrina,” an independent film by David Redmon, as part of the Southern Arts Federation’s Southern Circuit Tour on…
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Noted feminist scholar Peggy McIntosh to deliver Franklin Diversity Lecture on UGA campus: March 19
Peggy McIntosh, a professor at Wellesley College and a national expert on privilege, will deliver an address in the UGA Chapel on Wednesday, March 19,…
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Compton, Hoyt to reveive UGA Outstanding Advisor/Mentor Award
The University of Georgia’s Outstanding Advisor/Mentor Award will be presented this year to Mark Compton, a faculty member in the College of Agricultural and Environmental…
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Biologist James H. Brown to speak at 23rd annual UGA Odum Lecture
Renowned scientist James H. (Jim) Brown will be the keynote speaker at the annual Odum Lecture, sponsored by the University of Georgia Odum School of…
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Secretaries of State rountable sold out; waitlist started
The Report of the Secretaries of State: Bipartisan Advice to the Next Administration featuring Henry Kissinger, James Baker III, Warren Christopher and Madeleine Albright on…
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Globe-trotting scientist to tout bundling of public health services in UGA lecture
Scourges, such as river blindness, have the power to transform thriving agricultural villages into hopeless, impoverished ghost towns. Frank O. Richards, a Carter Center scientist…
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UGA’s health and physical education program nationally recognized
The University of Georgia’s health and physical education program is one of less than two dozen programs in the country to receive full national recognition…
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Len Davis, director of UGA equal Opportunity Office, retires after 34 years
Len Davis’s primary official job at the University of Georgia for the past 28 years has been directing the Equal Opportunity Office.
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Former U.S. Secretary of Education to deliver annual Edith House Lecture
Shirley Mount Hufstedler, the first U.S. Secretary of Education and one of the first women to serve on the federal bench, will deliver the University…