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Band Voyage
The University of Georgia Redcoat Marching Band gave a last concert before starting a 15-day tour of China. The band will stage 90-minute shows across…
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Staff newsletter
The spring issue of UGA Staff Council’s newsletter, The Staff Voice, is now available online (www.uga.edu/sccomm/newsletters/spring06/home.htm). It contains articles about the renovations at the Georgia…
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Degrees of achievement
More than 4,500 students received degrees at the May 13 event. Undergraduate Commencement speaker John Huey, editor in chief of Time Inc. and 1970 UGA…
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Media workshop
Training and Development is offering a new workshop to help faculty and staff work more effectively with the news media. Kim Carlyle, senior public relations…
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Media Advisory: UGA Redcoats continue march across China
Members of the University of Georgia Redcoat Marching Band continued their tour of China with a visit to the Great Wall of China outside of…
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UGA College of Education Professor Emeritus Roy Martin receives Distinguished Alumni Award from the
Roy P. Martin, professor emeritus of the University of Georgia department of educational psychology and instructional technology, recently received a Distinguished Alumni Award from the…
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Media Advisory: Governor Perdue to greet the UGA Redcoat Band before China tour
Governor Sonny Perdue will greet the Redcoat Band at Woodruff Practice Field (off Lumpkin and Smith streets, adjacent to the Spec Towns Track) at about…
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UGA College of Education honors eight with 2006 Distinguished Alumni Awards
The College of Education at the University of Georgia honored eight graduates for their career achievements and community leadership with distinguished alumni awards at its…
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New understanding of parasite cell structures may provide potential treatments for serious tropical
Don’t even think about trying to pronounce it. Although it is found in many organisms including humans, glycosylphosphatidylinositol has remained a mouthful for laymen and…
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UGA Graduate School offers new university teaching certificate
Unlike undergraduates who plan to go into the teaching profession, graduate students often don’t have the same opportunities for formal training and experience before they…
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UGA pharmacist, founder of non-profit Medication Access Program, aims to demystify new Medicare Part
With the May 15 enrollment deadline looming, a University of Georgia pharmacist is urging health care professionals to educate their patients about the new Medicare…
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High school seniors and their teachers are recognized by UGA’s Center for Undergraduate Researc
Eighteen Georgia high school seniors were recently recognized as 2006 “Promising Scholars” for their stellar academic records in science and math by the Center for…
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UGA’s department of theatre and film studies recognizes undergraduate and graduate scholarship
The University of Georgia’s department of theatre and film studies recognized students and faculty recently in a ceremony that included photo and video montages, guest…
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UGA Chief Information Officer and Associate Provost Barbara White is Woman of the Year finalist
UGA Chief Information Officer and Associate Provost Barbara White was recently selected as a finalist in the Women of the Year in Technology Award in…
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UGA’s Grady College announces 2006 Alumni Award Winners
The University of Georgia’s Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication has named its 2006 Distinguished Alumni Award winners.
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UGA dance group chosen to perform at Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C.
A dance troupe from the University of Georgia has been invited to perform at Washington’s John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in May.…
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University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine faculty and students honored at college’s
Karen Cornell, associate professor of small animal surgery, received the Norden Distinguished Teacher Award, the highest honor for teaching in the University of Georgia College…
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University of California system ranked first in number of patents granted
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office recently released a list of the top 13 universities and colleges receiving the most patents for 2005. The office…
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Faculty discuss academic rigor at annual symposium
More than 60 junior and senior faculty headed to Unicoi State Park in April to discuss academic rigor in the classroom and beyond at the…
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Towering issue
The Chapel bell is a familiar landmark on North Campus-almost.
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Perfect ending
The gymnastics team completed a perfect, undefeated season at the Women’s Gymnastics Championships late last month in Oregon with a score of 197.75, the team’s…
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Stephen E. Condrey won 2005 award for best public sector human resource management book
The Handbook of Human Resource Management in Government, edited by Stephen E. Condrey, faculty member with the Carl Vinson Institute of Government, has won the…
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Early lecturer discusses African-American leadership
There wasn’t much he didn’t cover. Racism, the Bible, misogyny, hip-hop, Fat Albert. Each got a few words from Michael Eric Dyson, the celebrated author,…
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Kim D. Coder appointed to world Nominations and Elections Committee
Kim D. Coder, professor of community forestry and arboriculture at the Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources, has been appointed to the world Nominations…