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Top folklore expert to speak on UGA campus on “Rumors, Race, and Hurricane Katrina”
Patricia A. Turner, a national expert on rumors and race in America, will address issues at the core of individual and public perceptions of the…
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Professor details book-writing process
Adventures in Research Volume IV: Return Visits Howard J. Wiarda www.iUniverse.com $26.95 Howard J. Wiarda is one of the leading global scholars of international relations,…
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UGA scientist: Imported foods are cause for concern
A UGA expert says the challenges in ensuring a safe U.S. food supply will continue to grow to unprecedented heights unless solutions are provided quickly.
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Alan Stewart, John Dussich Award
Alan Stewart, associate professor of counseling psychology, received the 2007 John Dussich Award from the American Society of Victimology. The award is presented to victomologists…
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James E. Kundell, Chief of Engineers Environmental Advisory Board
James E. Kundell, former director of the Institute of Government’s Environmental Policy Program and a professor in the Institute of Ecology, has been appointed to…
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Takoi K. Hamrita, Republic Medal of Merit
Takoi K. Hamrita, engineering professor and a native of Tunisia, received the Republic Medal of Merit in Education and Science from Zine El Abidine Ben…
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Laura Dean, 2007 Outstanding Achievement Award
Laura Dean, an assistant professor in the College Student Affairs Administration Program, received a 2007 Outstanding Achievement Award from the School of Education at the…
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Rod Dishman, national advisory committee
Rod Dishman, professor of exercise science, is one of 13 members of a national advisory committee that will help create the first federal guidelines on…
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School of Law library honored with 2007 AALL marketing award
UGA’s Alexander Campbell King Law Library was awarded the American Association of Law Libraries/West Excellence in Marketing Award for best PR tool kit at the…
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Administrative associate nurtures her love for animals, environment
Julie Dingus can trace her love of animals back to her childhood. Growing up in the south Georgia town of Metter, she had the usual…
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Folklore expert will lecture
Patricia A. Turner (left), a national expert on rumors and race in America, will address issues at the core of individual and public perceptions of…
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Photographs of Antarctica on display in Aderhold Hall
Shimmering sunsets, marching penguins, vast tundras, blowing snow, gorgeous skies and golden icebergs are just a few of the photographic images of Antarctica currently on…
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Museum exhibition highlights American painter
John Grabach: Century Man, an exhibition spotlighting the works of the dynamic American painter, will be on view at the Georgia Museum of Art until…
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Terry College to offer international residency program in China
The Terry College of Business is helping to bridge potential gaps in foreign relations with its hands-on International Residency Programs, offered by the Office of…
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WUGA wins national journalism awards
Public Radio News Directors Inc. has honored WUGA, 91.7/97.9 FM public radio for the Athens area, with two awards for radio excellence. The station claimed…
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2007 Peabody Awards presentation ceremony to be screened Sept. 5
The George Foster Peabody Awards will screen the video of this year’s New York Peabody Awards presentation ceremony on Sept. 5 at 7 p.m. in…
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Prepackaged lunches are unhealthy
Prepackaged lunches are convenient and appealing to kids, but they aren’t a healthy idea for your children to take to school, according to a UGA…
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Learning to heal
It’s another busy day in the veterinary clinic as Jonathan Dear and Jessica Griffin assist with a dental cleaning on a golden retriever. Dear keeps…
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College in Michigan settles lawsuit
Lansing Community College agreed to pay its former attorney $175,000 to settle a lawsuit alleging he was wrongfully fired after he accused the college’s president…
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Alumni hope to deny tenure for scholar at Barnard College
Alumni of Barnard College in New York are circulating an online petition asking that tenure for Nadia Abu El-Haj, an assistant professor of anthropology, be…
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International affairs major wins scholarship to study in Jordan
UGA Honors student Yael Miller has been awarded a National Security Education Program David L. Boren Undergraduate Scholarship to study in Jordan this fall.
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Emergency notification system to launch during National Preparedness Month
In the wake of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and the Virginia Tech shootings, emergency preparedness is not only a national concern but something UGA’s…
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Brighter and stronger
The freshmen and first-year law students who began classes at UGA nearly two weeks ago are the most academically talented in the institution’s history.
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UGA will host community meeting on NBAF environmental issues
UGA and the Athens Grow Green Coalition invite the public to attend an information session dedicated to environmental issues related to the proposed National Bio…