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The University of Georgia announces 2007 recipients of the Charter Scholarship
The 2007 freshman class at the University of Georgia will include 155 undergraduates who have been awarded Charter Scholarships by the Office of Undergraduate Admissions.
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Georgia Selected as Finalist for Federal R&D Facility
Georgia has been selected as a finalist for Federal R&D Facility.
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Scott Merkle wins Society of American Foresters 2007 Barrington Moore award
Scott A. Merkle, professor of forest biotechnology at the University of Georgia Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources, has been recognized by the Society…
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CITS director to testify before Congress
Gary K. Bertsch, founder and director of UGA’s Center for International Trade and Security, will testify before Congress in a public hearing on China’s Proliferation…
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The University of Georgia announces 2007 recipient of the Charles and Arlene Woods Scholarship
The University of Georgia has awarded the Charles and Arlene Woods Scholarship to incoming freshman Robert Orr, a Newton High School graduate from Covington.
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The University of Georgia announces 2007 recipients of the George W. Woodruff Honors Scholarship
Five University of Georgia freshmen have been awarded the George W. Woodruff Honors Scholarships for the 2007-2008 academic year.
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UGA announces the 2007 recipient of the UGA Alumni Association Endowed Scholarship
The University of Georgia has awarded the UGA Alumni Association Endowed Scholarship to incoming freshman Renalda Shana Batts, a Westside High School graduate from Augusta.
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The University of Georgia announces 2007 recipients of The Goizueta Foundation Scholarship
The University of Georgia has awarded The Goizueta Foundation Scholarship to five incoming freshmen for the 2007-2008 academic year.
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$1 million gift from The Coca-Cola Foundation to support first generation UGA students
The Coca-Cola Foundation has made a gift of $1 million to the University of Georgia to expand its Coca-Cola First Generation Scholarship program.
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UGA Provost Mace announces office reorganization
Arnett C. Mace Jr., the University of Georgia’s senior vice president for academic affairs and provost, has announced a reorganization of his office staff that…
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Deceased UGA scientist’s $1.24 million bequest creates two professorships in botany
Colleagues knew University of Georgia scientist Bruce Lee Haines as a private, low-key man whose life revolved around his research on plant ecology and who…
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University of Georgia student selected to meet Nobel laureates in Germany
Elizabeth Rahn, a psychology graduate student at the University of Georgia, was selected by Oak Ridge Associated Universities as one of 10 outstanding research participants…
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UGA Finance and Administration restructures management in several divisions
The University of Georgia’s Office of Finance and Administration, which includes nearly 1,600 employees in seven divisions, will restructure its management functions in several of…
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North American beavers change functioning of subantarctic stream ecosystems
Research by UGA ecologists has determined that the introduction of the North American beaver (Castor cannadensis) into Cape Horn, Chile changes the functioning of the…
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Laura Dunn Jolly selected new dean of UGA College of Family and Consumer Sciences
The University of Georgia has chosen Laura Dunn Jolly, a University of Tennessee professor and nationally known scholar in the areas of retailing and merchandising,…
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TBS executive to deliver keynote address at BFSO scholarship luncheon
Steve Smith, vice president of corporate responsibility for Turner Broadcasting System Inc., will deliver the keynote address at the Black Faculty and Staff Organization’s fifth…
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UGA Law School Association’s Bernstein and Knox receive distinguished service awards
The University of Georgia School of Law’s alumni association recently presented its highest honor, the Distinguished Service Scroll Award, to B.J. Bernstein of Atlanta, Ga.,…
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UGA to open nation’s first School of Ecology July 1; John Gittleman named dean
The nation’s first stand-alone academic school devoted specifically to the study of ecology will begin operation July 1 when the University of Georgia opens the…
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USAID partnership between UGA, Mexican universities to focus on production of biofuels
The University of Georgia and Mexico’s livestock industry have formed a new research partnership to share expertise in generating fuels from waste materials.
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Delta CEO Gerald Grinstein to speak at UGA summer commencement Aug. 4
Delta Air Lines CEO Gerald Grinstein, who guided the nation’s third-largest airline through a bankruptcy crisis into financial stability, will be the speaker for the…
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UGA-Dreamers partnership brings middle school students to campus
A newly extended partnership between the University of Georgia and the Greensboro Georgia Dreamers will bring 32 middle school students to campus June 25-29 to…
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2007 Ramsey Honors Scholars named by the University of Georgia
The class of 2011 at the University of Georgia will include 14 Ramsey Honors Scholars whose academic achievements and diverse extracurricular activities have garnered them…
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The cost of violence
The most comprehensive study of its kind has found that violence costs the U.S. $70 billion annually, a figure that rivals federal education spending and…
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BIRL Center dedicated
A dedication ceremony for the new Barrier Island Research and Learning Center was held last month on Sapelo Island. Helping to cut the ribbon on…