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University of Georgia CURO students investigate wide range of research topics during summer
Twenty-seven University of Georgia undergraduates are taking advantage of summer vacation to investigate local, national and international research topics.
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UGA scientists awarded Guggenheim fellowships
University of Georgia scientists Andrew Paterson and Pejman Rohani have been awarded John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation fellowships.
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Georgians pessimistic about eliminating poverty
Georgians see poverty as an intractable problem; more than half of all Georgians (54 percent) believe that current programs to address poverty are making no…
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UGA study finds that weaker nations prevail in 39 percent of military conflicts
Despite overwhelming military superiority, the world’s most powerful nations failed to achieve their objectives in 39 percent of their military operations since World War II,…
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International officials receive training at CITS export control academy
The University of Georgia’s Center for International Trade and Security will host an International Export Control Academy in Athens, June 11-22.
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Early’s spring 2007 graduation commencement address
Mary Frances Early, the first African American to receive a degree from UGA, spoke at UGA’s graduate spring commencement May 12, 2007. Early graduated in…
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UGA’s Grady College Bateman team named national champs
A team of public relations students from the University of Georgia’s Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication recently took first prize in the 2007…
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Nair to be honored for research excellence
Vasu Nair of the University of Georgia College of Pharmacy will receive the prestigious Volwiler Research Achievement Award this year from the American Association of…
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BB&T, Fowler make history with unique endowment to UGA
Robert Fowler is committed to exploring the potential of young people in his area. He wanted to open doors for them to better education, leadership…
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Warnell School, UGA Community show generosity
The faculty, staff, students and administration of the Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources would like to thank all members of the Warnell School…
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UGA study finds that violence costs nation $70 billion annually
Phaedra Corso, lead author of study and associate professor of health policy at the University of Georgia College of Public Health and health economist at…
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Championship seasons
The gymnastics team and the men’s tennis team each capped their seasons by winning an NCAA championship. The Gym Dawgs won their third consecutive title…
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UGA College of Education specialists to unveil new website dedicated to technology integration
A new website that provides resources for teachers on how to create 21st century classrooms with a focus on technology integration, information literacy and emerging…
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“RadioNation” host Laura Flanders to give talk at UGA
Laura Flanders, host of Air America’s “RadioNation,” will talk about her newest book, Blue Grit: True Democrats Take Back Politics from the Politicians, on Tuesday,…
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Volunteers needed for move-in
“Hunker Down with Housing” is looking for faculty and staff volunteers. As an early move-in initiative sponsored by University Housing, “Hunker Down” helps to ease…
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ARCS Scholarship deadline
The deadline to nominate UGA doctoral students in the biomedical and health sciences for ARCS Foundation Scholarships is June 15. The scholarships, in the amount…
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Documentary broadcast
On June 17 at 5:30 p.m., Georgia Public Broadcasting, the PBS network serving all of Georgia, will air the documentary Alvar Suñol: His Vision and…
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Small-scale work by abstract expressionists on view at Georgia Museum of Art
Suitcase Paintings: Small-Scale Work by Abstract Expressionists is on display until July 22 at the Georgia Museum of Art. The abstract expressionists pushed the limits…
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Talarico, political science and criminal justice prof, succumbs to breast cancer
Susette Talarico, a UGA faculty member for three decades, died May 23 following a 17-year bout with breast cancer.
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Technology Commercialization Office announces appointments
The Office of the Vice President for Research has made two appointments in its Technology Commercialization Office.
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From paper to perfume: Campus fair showcases services of on-campus suppliers
The annual Campus Services Fair showcased opportunities and services for UGA employees from in-house departments.
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Chipping away at fuel costs
A team of UGA researchers has developed a new biofuel derived from wood chips.
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Researchers find new way to create tiny ‘natural motors’
A team of UGA physicists has demonstrated for the first time a new technique to create tiny “natural motors” that could lead to new methods…
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UGA alumna wins Pulitzer Prize for collection of poetry
College cheerleader and Pulitzer Prize-winning poet probably aren’t identities most people would associate with the same person.