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Education student receives APA award
Chris Bell, a fourth-year doctoral student in counseling psychology in the College of Education, received the 2007 Outstanding Graduate Student Research Award from the Prevention…
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Energy expert to give Brooks Lecture
In fuel production, the new “black gold” grows green. And Princeton Environmental Institute’s Eric Larson is working to make that green, or biomass, energy even…
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Conference will highlight impact of social media on public relations practice
The Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication will host a conference Oct. 19-20 to educate participants on the ins and outs of social media…
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‘Limited footprint’
By 1763, the world of Cherokee Indians in the Southeastern U.S. was in tatters.
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Duke to create criminal justice center in wake of lacrosse scandal
Spurred in part by recent prosecutions of some of its lacrosse players, Duke University announced plans to create a $1.25 million center to promote criminal…
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Control ants by baiting in the fall
When you think of fire ants in the fall, “vulnerable” isn’t the first word that pops into your mind. But it should be. If Dan…
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Business college loosens dress code
Following negotiations with students, the Illinois State University College of Business has relaxed the strict dress code it put in place at the beginning of…
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Two-day fair showcases study, work and travel abroad opportunities
From marine sciences in Antarctica to philosophy in Austria, the 23rd annual Study, Work and Travel Abroad Fair will showcase practically every subject taught on…
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Katherine Adams
Doctoral student Katherine Rose Adams does not let anything slow her down. She works full-time as the program coordinator in the School of Social Work’s…
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Re-energizing campus
With concerns about high energy costs, climate change, waste reduction and other environmental issues on the rise, university employees and students will have several opportunities…
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IWS to host inaugural conference on women and girls in Georgia
The Institute for Women’s Studies is hosting the inaugural conference on Women and Girls in Georgia, Oct. 12-14, at the Georgia Center for Continuing Education…
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Community shares support, concerns about proposed bio and agro-defense facility site
Local officials and area residents gathered on campus Sept. 20 to express their support for and, in some cases, share their concerns about the proposed…
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UGA to implement 911 system, other security suggestions
The university will implement an enhanced-911 phone system and will appoint a Behavioral Assessment and Response Council to provide professional behavior assessment of persons posing…
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The Georgia Review included in Best American Magazine Writing 2007
The Georgia Review, the internationally distributed literary quarterly published at the University of Georgia since 1947, has been honored by inclusion in The Best American…
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UGA students give good marks to their overall educational experience, but want more challenges
University of Georgia students who participated in the 2007 National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE) have again evaluated their overall educational experience more positively than…
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$1.26 million awarded for Georgia Geriatric Education Center
The University of Georgia’s Institute of Gerontology in the College of Public Health has received a $1.26 million grant from the Health Resources and Services…
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UGA to implement 911 system, other recommendations from security study committees
The University of Georgia will implement an enhanced-911 phone system and will appoint a Behavioral Assessment and Response Council to provide professional behavior assessment of…
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DAWGtoberfest: Rx for Good Health scheduled for Oct. 17
he University of Georgia College of Pharmacy is celebrating National Pharmacist Month on Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2 – 5 p.m. with DAWGtoberfest: Rx for Good…
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UGA College of Veterinary Medicine student organization to host events for rabies awareness
The University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine’s Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association is hosting a 5K run, low-cost vaccination clinic, and…
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Interdisciplinary artist Elliott Earls to visit UGA
Renowned designer, performance artist, and filmmaker Elliott Earls will spend the week of Oct. 15-19 at the University of Georgia. His Athens residency will include…
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UGA hosts study abroad fair
The University of Georgia will host the 23rd annual Study, Work and Travel Abroad Fair on Oct. 3 and 4, from 10 a.m. to 3…
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Second edition of Professor Emeritus Carl Glickman’s book Letter to the Next President due Oct. 1
A second edition of the award-winning book edited by University of Georgia professor emeritus Carl Glickman titled, Letters to the Next President: What We Can…
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Media Advisory: “Open Mic with Mike” forum, Oct. 3
University of Georgia President Michael F. Adams will host an “Open Mic with Mike” forum at 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 3, in the lower…
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Research on teaching led by UGA education professor Peter Smagorinsky receives second national award
Research into the ways in which early-career teachers develop conceptions of how to teach English, led by University of Georgia education professor Peter Smagorinsky, has…