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Media Advisory: UGA to ring the Chapel bell in honor of Virginia Tech victims
The University of Georgia will join in the national day of mourning for the victims at Virginia Tech by ringing the Chapel bell at noon…
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Former Peabody Awards Director Worth McDougald dies
The Peabody Awards and the University of Georgia’s Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication today mourn the passing of Worth McDougald, a UGA faculty…
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UGA kinesiology professor Ted Baumgartner receives national award
Ted Baumgartner, a faculty member in the University of Georgia’s department of kinesiology for 30 years, has received the Honor Award from the American Alliance…
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Letter to campus in response to the tragedy at Virginia Tech from UGA president Michael F. Adams
As a community, we mourn for those who died in the senseless violence that took place on the campus of Virginia Tech, a sister land-grant…
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UGA Distinguished Research Professor Emeritus Andy Horne receives Eminent Career Award
University of Georgia Distinguished Research Professor Arthur M. (Andy) Horne, of the department of counseling and human development services, has received the Eminent Career Award…
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UGA Honors student Katrin Usifo receives a 2007 Merage American Dream Fellowship
For the second consecutive year, a University of Georgia Honors student has been awarded a Merage American Dream Fellowship.
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It’s easy being green
University of Georgia buses are still red and black, but they’re also a bit “greener” now that they’re running on environmentally friendly biodiesel.
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Entire UGA bus fleet using eco-friendly biodiesel
University of Georgia buses are still red and black, but they’re also a bit “greener” now that they’re running on environmentally friendly biodiesel.
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World Health Organization communications expert featured in UGA global diseases series
Thompson will discuss his role in alerting the world to infectious disease outbreaks and how the WHO responds on Tuesday, April 24, at 6 p.m.…
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Georgia Writers Hall of Fameinducts five
The first Georgian to win the Pulitzer Prize for fiction, a physician and best-selling novelist, a beloved newspaper columnist, a novelist whose works focus on…
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Earth Day events
Earth Day at UGA, sponsored by the Energy Conservation Executive Committee, Physical Plant and UGA Unplugged, will run from 10 a.m.–2 p.m. April 23 at…
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Innovations seminar
Bosoon Park of the USDA will give the next seminar in the Innovations at the Interface series. His lecture, “Nanoscale Sensing in Food Safety and…
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Faculty Learning Communities registration
The Center for Teaching and Learning is sponsoring seven faculty learning communities for the 2007–2008 academic year. An FLC consists of six to 12 faculty…
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Fulbright Roundtable
All UGA faculty and staff interested in applying for a Fulbright award should attend the Fulbright Roundtable on April 18 from 2–4 p.m. in the…
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Environmental ethics seminar
The Environmental Ethics Certificate Program will conclude a year-long focus on corporate environmental responsibility with a lecture April 17 by author Erik Reece. Open to…
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Groundbreaking ceremony
Student leaders and UGA officials will break ground for the Tate Student Center expansion and renovation project during a ceremony April 19 at2 p.m. A…
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Site provides TIES to Mexico
The Training Internship, Exchanges and Scholarship (TIES) program’s Web site provides a wealth of information about UGA’s efforts to help improve science, English and mathematics…
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Novel portrays Cherokees in transition
The Singing Bird: A Cherokee Novel John Milton Oskison Edited by Timothy B. Powell and Melinda Smith Mullikin Foreword by Jace Weaver University of Oklahoma…
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Longtime coordinator made clinic her ‘stage’ for preparing future therapists to help oth
If the director had made a different casting call some three decades ago, the play might have been the thing for Jane Harvey, coordinator of…
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Edward Delgado-Romero, president-elect
Edward Delgado-Romero, an associate professor in the department of counseling and human development resources, has been voted president-elect of the National Latino Psychological Association. A…
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Brenda Hayes, Historic Preservation Division
Brenda Hayes, a public service associate with the Fanning Institute, has been appointed to the Georgia National Register Review Board, part of the Historic Preservation…
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Diane L. Cooper, American College Personnel Association
Diane L. Cooper, a professor in the department of counseling and human development services, has been elected to the executive council of the American College…
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Casimir C. Akoh, vice president
Casimir C. Akoh, Distinguished Research Professor in the department of food science and technology, has been elected vice president of the American Oil Chemists’ Society, an…
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Acting, teaching takes theatre professor from the classroom to Broadway—and back again
For Mirla Criste, the classroom is as comfortable to her as the stage.