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Seminar proposals
The First-Year Seminar Program invites faculty to offer seminars in the 2007-2008 academic year. The program is sponsored by the Franklin College of Arts and…
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Graduate School move
After 40 years in the Boyd Graduate Studies Research Center on South Campus, the Graduate School is moving to a new location downtown. As of…
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Lilly Fellow nominations
Nominations are now being accepted for the 2007–2009 Lilly Teaching Fellows. The nomination form can be found online (www.ctl.uga.edu/faculty/fac_dev_programs/lilly/lilly.htm). Each year, 10 junior faculty who…
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State Botanical Garden holds competition for student art
Students can submit their artwork to the State Botanical Garden as a part of an art competition in which their entry has the possibility of…
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New site showcases garden’s variety
The State Botanical Garden of Georgia’s newly-designed Web site not only features more photos for a virtual visit, it also offers online educational class registration…
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New book offers career recovery plan
Firing Back: How Great Leaders Rebound After Career Disasters Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Andrew Ward Harvard Business School Press $29.95 Is it possible to rescue your…
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Return of a trailblazer
Alumna Charlayne Hunter-Gault accepted the DiGamma Kappa Broadcaster of the Year Award on campus Feb. 8, using the podium to talk optimistically about Africa and…
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All the buzz
Honeybee experts Keith Delaplane and Jennifer Berry often get calls about dead bees.
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Professorship named in Hunter-Gault’s honor
Charlayne Hunter-Gault’s legacy at UGA just got bigger.
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Erroll Davis, Mary Frances Early will speak at spring Commencement
Seniors graduating from UGA this spring will hear from the chancellor of Georgia’s university system and students receiving graduate degrees will hear a commencement message…
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Researcher receives grant to study risks of jet fuel exposure
A College of Public Health professor has received a $650,000 grant for research that aims to better understand the health risks posed to military personnel…
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Franklin College chemist named Regents Professor
Michael Duncan, Franklin Professor of Chemistry at UGA, has been named a Regents Professor.
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Jerry Sims, “Best Client Success Story”
Jerry Sims, area director of the Georgia Small Business Development Center Network’s Dalton office, received the “Best Client Success Story” award from America’s Small Business…
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Henry F. Schaefe Raman Memorial Lecture
Chemistry professor Henry F. Schaefer III delivered the 2007 C. V. Raman Memorial Lecture at the Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science in Calcutta…
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Tom Lawrence, distinguished lecturer
Tom Lawrence, a public service associate with the Faculty of Engineering who came to academia in 2004 after nearly 20 years in industry, has been…
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Dale Green, Georgia State Board of Registration for Foresters
Dale Green, professor of forest operations at the Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources, has been elected to serve as chair of the Georgia…
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Gary W. Barrett, EPA Board
Gary W. Barrett, Odum Professor of Ecology, was invited to serve on an EPA Board of Scientific Counselors subcommittee to review the Science To Achieve…
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DLG director proposes repository for electronic scholarship
P. Toby Graham, director of the Digital Library of Georgia, has been selected to attend the Frye Leadership Institute at Emory University and plans to…
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Multitasking systems administrator knows UGA from the inside out
Having a full-time job at UGA while attending classes seems like a sizeable commitment for anyone, but it doesn’t faze Michael Mixon.
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Georgia Museum of Art exhibits outdoor sculpture
Wild Ride: Artistic Lessons of Nature by Eric Strauss, an outdoor sculpture exhibition on the grounds of the Performing and Visual Arts Complex, is on…
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Ensemble Corund
The Performing Arts Center will present Ensemble Corund March 3 at 8 p.m. The award-winning Swiss vocal ensemble and musicians will perform a program featuring…
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UGA wins Dartmouth debate tournament
The UGA debate team of Brent Culpepper and Kevin Rabinowitz won the select invitational tournament held at Dartmouth College in Hanover, N.H., Jan. 27-28. Culpepper…
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N-Word documentary to be screened Feb. 27 at Tate Student Center
The N-Word, a 2004 Peabody Award-winning documentary that explores in-depth one of the most inflammatory words in the English language, will be screened at the…
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NEA funds rural design workshop
The National Endowment for the Arts has awarded funding to the UGA Center for Community Design and Preservation for a workshop to address issues relating…