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UGA Redcoat Band Majorette Line wins three national championships
The University of Georgia Redcoat Band majorette line won three national collegiate championships at competitions held July 19-23, at Notre Dame University.
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Media advisory: Summer Undergraduate Research Program participants to display work
Students participating in the Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP) will present posters of their research projects Monday, Aug. 1, from 9 a.m. until noon in…
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UGA education professor Thomas Reeves is first annual Learning and Teaching Scholar at the Universit
A University of Georgia education professor will be the first annual Learning and Teaching Scholar at the University of Canberra in Australia. Thomas C. Reeves,…
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UGA Honors Program hosts Summer Academy
Thirty high school students experienced an in-depth look at the University of Georgia’s nationally recognized Honors Program when they attended the inaugural Honors Program Summer…
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UGA’s Center for International Trade and Security sends Shepherd to Washington
Former captain of the University of Georgia varsity cross country team and recent international business graduate Christine Shepherd is going to Washington, D.C., to lend…
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UGA College of Veterinary Medicine hosts the Merck-Merial Veterinary Scholars National Symposium, Ju
The Merck-Merial Veterinary Scholar National Symposium returns to the University of Georgia campus this year, bringing more than 220 scholars, speakers and students from veterinary…
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UGA taps North Carolina cancer researcher as new vice president for research
The University of Georgia has chosen as its new vice president for research a University of North Carolina–Chapel Hill science administrator and researcher who specializes…
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Joint biomedical research program awards grants at UGA, Georgia Tech
The University of Georgia and the Georgia Institute of Technology have awarded four inter-institutional research teams a total of $200,000 to conduct biomedical research and…
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UGA prof named ‘up and coming thinker’
J. Douglas Toma, associate professor in UGA’s Institute of Higher Education, is among 10 higher education professionals identified by the Chronicle of Higher Education as…
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UGA activates local branch of national computer network
Earlier this month UGA announced the activation of a local branch of the Southern Light Rail, a high-speed fiber-optic link that connects the university to…
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Colloquium for new faculty
The Office of Instructional Support and Development will conduct a day-long orientation for new UGA faculty on Aug. 12, beginning at 8 a.m. in room 150 of…
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Fall library reserves
The UGA Libraries are continuing to accept course reserve lists for fall semester. Details are available at www.libs.uga.edu/access_services/reserve_letter.html. Lists received after the deadlines listed there…
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University’s police department one of 25 finalists for major international award
The university’s police department has joined some of the nation’s largest law enforcement organizations as a finalist for an award presented by the International Association…
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Business, civic leader is first woman to lead alumni organization
Savannah business and civic leader Swann Seiler is the new president of the University of Georgia Alumni Association. Seiler, manager of corporate communications for Savannah…
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Facelift: Old College being renovated for its 200th birthday
After surviving 199 years of almost continuous use, occasional neglect, near destruction and massive interior reconfiguring, the university’s first permanent building, Old College, is getting a…
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Orientation for new graduate teaching, laboratory assistants
New graduate students with teaching or laboratory responsibilities are required to attend the workshop and orientation session conducted by the Office of Instructional Support and…
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Campus employment fair
The university’s third annual Campus -Employment Fair will be held Aug. 30 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Georgia Hall of the Tate Student Center. The event…
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Peach State Poll finds security, economy remain top concern among Georgians
Georgians still say that terrorism and security issues are the most important problem facing the nation, followed by the economy, according to the Peach State…
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Dedicated to the arts
During the summer of 1970, John D. Kehoe, a sculptor and UGA art professor, took a small group of students to Cortona, Italy, for art…
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SEGUE, IDEAS grant proposals
The Office of the Vice President for Public Service and Outreach is accepting proposals for SEGUE and IDEAS grants to support projects that address community…
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UGA summer enrollment totals 15,387
Final summer semester enrollment figures at UGA show a total of 15,387 students taking classes this summer, down slightly from a year ago. Figures released…
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Researchers at University of Georgia provide first look at protein expression in Chagas Disease–
Nearly 20 million people worldwide are infected with a parasitic ailment called Chagas Disease, and nearly a third of those will develop severe heart trouble.…
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UGA College of Education-based National Review Board for Faculty on the Scholarship of Engagement re
A national review board that provides faculty with external peer evaluations, which is codirected by a University of Georgia College of Education faculty member, has…
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Facility in Cortona, Italy, named for UGA emeritus art professor and Cortona program founder John D.
During the summer of 1970, John D. (Jack) Kehoe, a sculptor and University of Georgia professor of art, took a small group of UGA students…