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Strategic planning
Stan Gatewood, chief information security officer, was featured-along with UGA’s Founders Garden-on the cover of CSO magazine. In a feature-length article discussing the five steps…
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Dianne Davison, UGA alumnus and former first lady, dead at 76
Dianne Castle Davison, widow of former UGA President Fred C. Davison, died Aug. 26 at the age of 76. She served as UGA’s first lady…
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Taxation expert appointed director of J.M. Tull School of Accounting
Benjamin C. Ayers has been appointed the new director of the J.M. Tull School of Accounting at UGA’s Terry College of Business, pending approval by…
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University will take part in security preparedness month
As the nation prepares to mark the fourth anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorism attacks, UGA’s Office of Security Preparedness is hosting a month of…
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Mellon Foundation stops fellowship program in humanistic studies
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation has decided to stop offering its one-year fellowship in humanistic studies, a $5 million program that pays for the first…
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Is might right?
James Holmes, a senior research associate at UGA’s Center for International Trade and Security, pens an op-ed in the Taipei Times. “Taiwan must preserve the…
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War veteran wins tuition fight
A former U.S. Marine who was initially denied in-state tuition at Austin Community College will be attending classes at the lower rate. The 27-year-old Texas…
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Doctoral student receives $24,000 grant
UGA College of Education graduate student Jennifer Hartwig is one of only five young scholars in the nation to be awarded the College Board Research…
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Just nutty
Stanley Fletcher, a UGA agricultural economist who specializes in peanuts, is quoted in national coverage on the glut of peanuts on this year’s market. In…
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End of an era
Horace Newcomb, UGA journalism professor and director of the Peabody Awards, is quoted in national news coverage on the death of ABC-TV news anchor Peter…
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Supreme proceedings
Five School of Law professors have served as clerks to justices on the U.S. Supreme Court. Associate Professor J. Randy Beck, University Professor and Hosch…
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UGA responds to aftermath of Hurricane Katrina
UGA President Michael F. Adams expressed concern for victims of Hurricane Katrina and announced several actions the university will take in response to the tragedy.
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Moneymaking makeovers
UGA demographer and College of Family and Consumer Sciences professor Doug Bachtel is quoted in a story in the Tampa Tribune about home makeovers designed…
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Media advisory: Gov. Sonny Perdue to present Georgia Excellence in Public Service Awards
Gov. Sonny Perdue will present a select group of state and local officials with 2005 Georgia Excellence in Public Service Awards at a special ceremony…
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UGA’s Terry College sponsors Sept. 8 executive lecture by Caribou Coffee CEO Michael Coles
Michael Coles, president and CEO of Caribou Coffee Co. and a member of the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia, will be…
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New book details role of ‘seed savers’
Heirloom Seeds and Their Keepers By Virginia D. Nazarea University of Arizona Press $35 Farmers and gardeners have long appreciated a wide variety of plants,…
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Distinguished Research Professor nominations being accepted
Nominations for distinguished research professorships must be submitted to the appropriate dean by Sept. 30. Guidelines for the program are available online (www.ovpr.uga.edu/forms/reprofessor.html). For more…
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Theodore K. Miller recognized with national award named in honor
Theodore K. Miller, a professor emeritus in the College of Education and a pioneer in the field of university student affairs, services and development, has been…
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‘Ben’ redesigned
The Franklin College of Arts and Sciences has redesigned its Web site. The new look, a month-long project undertaken by Franklin’s lead Web designer-developer William…
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Faculty member receives Fulbright
James K. Reap, a public service associate in UGA’s College of Environment and Design and Fellow of the Dean Rusk Center, International Comparative and Graduate…
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Kim Rogers received Presidents Award
Kim Rogers, sales manager at UGA’s Georgia Center for Continuing Education, received the Presidents Award from the Georgia Society of Association Executives during their annual…
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Karl Espelie to receive Outstanding Advising Certificate of Merit
Karl Espelie, a professor of entomology, has been selected to receive the Outstanding Advising Certificate of Merit from the National Academic Advising Association. He is…
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American paintings from the Schoen Collection are on display at Georgia Museum of Art
Coming Home: American Paintings, 1930-1950, from the Schoen Collection contextualizes 128 paintings from the era of vast economic, social and political change during the Great Depression…
