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Michele Simpson, inducted as a Fellow
Michele Simpson, professor emeritus of academic enhancement, was inducted as a Fellow to the American Council of Developmental Education Association. Fellows are selected based on…
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Leara Rhodes, Award for Service
Leara Rhodes, associate professor of journalism, received the Haitian Studies Association’s Award for Service at the 18th annual conference of the Haitian Studies Association. The…
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Robert T. Golembiewski, Exceptional Lifetime Achievement Award
Robert T. Golembiewski, distinguished research professor emeritus in the School of Public and International Affairs, was presented the Exceptional Lifetime Achievement Award at the International…
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Phaedra Corso, Society for Medical Decision Making
Phaedra Corso, associate professor of health policy in the department of heath administration, biostatistics and epidemiology in the College of Public Health, has been elected…
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The pursuit of harpyness: Assistant lives for art through her work and music
Some people truly know what they enjoy in life, and for Tracie Brown, it’s involvement in the arts.
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works on paper go on display
The Lamar Dodd School of Art Galleries present The Cartographer’s Podiatrist’s Underestimation of a Melancholic Toe (Contemporaneous Mappings of the Spirit, Body and Mind), an…
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Hungarian Symphony Orchestra takes the stage
The Performing Arts Center presents the Hungarian Symphony Orchestra Feb. 3 at 8 p.m. in Hodgson Concert Hall. Tickets are $34 (rear balcony) and $39…
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Clarinetist will perform in Ramsey Concert Hall
The Performing Arts Center presents award-winning clarinetist Jose Franch-Ballester Feb. 2 at 8 p.m. in Ramsey Concert Hall. Tickets are $9 for UGA students and…
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Teaching teachers
For the past 17 years, special education professor David Gast has dedicated his life to preparing UGA students for the challenges of teaching children with…
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The Georgia Review hosts poetry reading
Arthur Sze, award-winning poet and current director of the creative writing program at the Institute for American Indian Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico, will…
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Warnell School will hold career panel
The Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources and the UGA Career Center will host a “Careers in Natural Resources” discussion panel Jan. 30 at…
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French Film Festival opens Jan. 29
The French Film Festival is back for the sixth year in a row, made possible by UGA Cinematic Arts and the department of theatre and…
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Keep a toasty home this winter
Now that the weather has turned colder, Pamela Turner, UGA Cooperative Extension housing specialist, has tips on keeping your home toasty warm. Methods that seem…
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Possible Bush library stirs controversy at Southern Methodist University
A group of Methodist ministers petitioned Southern Methodist University to remove itself from consideration as the host site for the George W. Bush presidential library,…
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Emory University replaces loans with grants for low-income students
Emory University will replace loans with grants for students from families earning less than $50,000 per year, according to a school press release. To qualify…
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Black history month schedule of events
Schedule of events.
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Elephantiasis fighter kicks off diseases lecture series
Anyone who pored over encyclopedias as a child remembers nightmare images of people with limbs swollen like enormous tubers.
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Honors students awarded Rotary scholarships for international travel
UGA Honors graduate Robby Staley and Honors students Mareasa Fortunato and Chen Lin have been awarded Rotary Foundation Ambassadorial Scholarships for international travel-study for the…
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Strong medicine
In its formal application for re-use of the Navy Supply Corps School property in Athens, the University of Georgia on Jan. 17 proposed to create…
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African Studies director named University Professor
Lioba Moshi, a professor of comparative literature and director of the African Studies Institute in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, has been named…
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Campus, community prepare to observe Black History Month
A speech by former U.N. Ambassador and Atlanta Mayor Andrew Young will highlight the university’s observance of Black History Month.
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UGA program preparing teachers to work with children with autism receives $793,000 grant
An innovative University of Georgia graduate program in special education that has prepared dozens of Gwinnett County elementary school teachers to work with children with…
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Taylor joings UGA Alumni Association staff
Robert (Bob) Taylor has been named associate executive director of communications for the University of Georgia Alumni Association.
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National Book Critics Circle honors Georgia Review writer
The National Book Critics Circle announced Steven G. Kellman, professor of comparative literature at the University of Texas at San Antonio, as the 2007 winner…