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UGA’s School of Environmental Design is ranked number one by DesignIntelligence®
The landscape architecture program in the new College of Environment and Design at the University of Georgia has moved to the top of the rankings…
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WSFR students selected to Who’s Who Among Students
Three undergraduate students at UGA’s Warnell School of Forest Resources (WSFR), Jason Wayne Carey, Amanda Kate Hamsley and Robert Adam Speir, have been selected as…
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Prospective University of Georgia students notified of ‘early action’ admission status
A new two-part application process may be responsible for a 60 percent increase in the number of prospective students applying for an “early action” decision…
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Georgians report growing dissatisfaction with federal government
While Georgians continue to feel positive about their state, their dissatisfaction with the federal government is up from previous polls. In August 2005, 13 percent…
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UGA, Athens-Clarke County government and school district to sponsor third annual “Freedom Brea
The University of Georgia and Athens-Clarke County government and school district prepare to host the third annual “Freedom Breakfast” in observance of the Martin Luther…
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Professor appointed Institute Scholar at the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis
Bruce Beck, Georgia Research Alliance Eminent Scholar and Warnell School of Forest Resources professor of environmental systems analysis, has been appointed by the International Institute…
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UGA science student’s work ‘covered’ by two journals
Tracey Tuberville has done twice this fall what most ecologists hope they can accomplish once in a career -she has the cover photograph on scientific…
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UGA Honors Program receives $1 million gift from Jane Willson
The University of Georgia Honors Program has received a $1 million gift from Jane S. Willson of Albany that will enable honors students to study…
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More than 2,200 expected to receive UGA degrees Dec. 17
More than 2,200 University of Georgia students are expected to be eligible to receive degrees when the university holds two fall semester commencement ceremonies Dec.…
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American Streamlined Design
From the 20th-century limited train and Chrysler’s Airflow automobile to the Zephyr digital clock, the aerodynamic style known as streamlining endowed many classic American products…
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Break in publication
The Dec. 12 issue of Columns is the last issue of the newspaper for fall semester. Weekly publication resumes Jan. 9. The deadline to…
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$1 million gift will be used to create scholars program
The university’s Honors Program has received a $1 million gift from Jane S. Willson of Albany that will enable Honors students to study abroad.
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CURO symposium provides forum for undergraduate researchers, mentors
This semester freshman Courtney Thomas is searching through local newspapers and newsreels for stories on the civil rights movement in Albany. Senior Alicia Higginbotham spent…
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Student affairs honors its staff at annual recognition breakfast
The Division of Student Affairs honored several staff members for their contributions to the division during its annual awards program earlier this semester. Those recognized…
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Nomination deadline
The nomination deadline for UGA Excellence in Undergraduate Research Mentor Awards is Jan. 23. The awards are sponsored by the Center for Undergraduate Research Opportunities.…
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Six faculty research projects funded by ‘poverty’ grants
The Office of the Vice President for Public Service and Outreach has awarded six grants under the Poverty and the Economy Faculty Research Grants Program.
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State income tax withholding change
Employees may notice a change in their paychecks in January for two reasons: employee raises are generally effective at the beginning of the new year,…
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President Adams receives SACS leadership award
The organization that accredits colleges and universities in the southern U.S. has presented UGA President Michael F. Adams its highest award for leadership.
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Superior discovery
Lake Superior has a new native resident. It’s been hanging around the shore for years, but until now it was regarded as an intercontinental drifter,…
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University Council tables proposal about makeup of search committees
A proposed new policy governing the makeup of search and screening committees for deans will go back to the drawing board after the University Council…
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Georgia Economic Outlook 2006
Who, What and Where – About 1,250 Atlanta executives, government leaders and University of Georgia alumni are registered for the Georgia Economic Outlook luncheon in…
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Padmini Jambulapati
Senior Padmini Jambulapati came to Georgia from Massachusetts when she was 13 and her father traded in his engineering career to become a farmer. She…
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Josh Zaffos
Josh Zaffos wants to be a doctor, and his job is giving him a taste of his future. During spring break last year, he worked…
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Anna Scott
One of the favorite parts of Anna Scott’s job is working with the college students and watching them come to new understandings of what teaching…