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Cecil A. Jennings named Fellow in the American Institute of Fishery Research Biologists
Cecil A. Jennings, leader of the Georgia Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Unit and adjunct associate professor of fisheries in the Warnell School of Forest Resources…
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Old site, new look
This site dealing with UGA’s academic programs-both undergraduate and graduate-at the Gwinnett University Center has recently been redesigned. The site was originally launched in spring…
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Georgians favor teaching evolution but only if combined with other theories
Georgians generally are opposed to teaching evolution as the sole explanation for the origins of the human species, according to the results of the latest…
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New perspective
Unexpected findings about the genetic makeup of a marine microbe have given scientists a new perspective on how bacteria make a living in the ocean-a…
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Faculty colloquium
The first UGA Colloquium on the Integration of Research and Teaching will be held March 24 from 1 to 4:30 p.m. in the auditorium of the Complex…
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Sheryl B. Vogt received 2004 Archivist of the Year Award
Sheryl B. Vogt, director of the Richard B. Russell Library for Political Research and Studies, received the 2004 Archivist of the Year Award from the…
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Institutional Research studies UGA records for grade inflation
Is grade inflation a problem at UGA?
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Books cover comparative politics
Comparative Politics: Critical Concepts in Political Science Edited by Howard J. Wiarda Taylor and Francis Group Routledge Publishers $1125 Howard Wiarda, Dean Rusk Professor of…
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Totally paperless: University’s job application, hiring process goes entirely on line March 14
The Human Resources office is taking the paperwork out of the job application and hiring process with a new system that will make it easier…
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Textbook kickbacks banned in Va.
Virginia’s legislature has approved a bill that will prohibit professors at the state’s public colleges from accepting payments from textbook publishers for using particular texts…
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Derrick P. Alridge named outstanding young African-American scholar
Derrick P. Alridge, an associate professor of social foundations of education, was named one of 10 outstanding young African-American scholars in the nation by the…
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Cross-college cooperation
The undergraduate program in agricultural communication, part of the department of agricultural leadership, education and communication, is building on cross-college cooperation. Columns spoke with Dick…
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Craig E. Greene received 2005 Mark L. Morris Sr. Lifetime Achievement Award
Craig E. Greene, professor of small animal medicine and surgery, received the 2005 Mark L. Morris Sr. Lifetime Achievement Award from Hill’s Pet Nutrition. The…
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Advisory: Undersecretary of Commerce and Administrator for NOAA
U.S. Navy Vice Admiral Conrad C. Lautenbacher Jr., undersecretary of commerce for oceans and atmosphere and administrator for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA),…
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UGA study group explores Brazilian, Argentine farming
Soils in Argentina and Brazil can grow good crops with little fertilizer. Both countries have fewer pest and disease problems. Farm laborers work cheap, and…
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Morgan County high school teacher, students among 13 teams demonstrating impact of technology fundin
Students from Morgan County High School and 12 other schools across Georgia will demonstrate to state legislators the positive impact that technology funding is having…
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UGA law professor Dan Coenen named University Professor
Longtime University of Georgia School of Law professor Dan T. Coenen has been awarded the title University Professor, which was approved by the Board of…
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Resources for dealing with identity theft
The InfoSec department within UGA’s Enterprise Information Technology Services maintains this Web site that provides links and addresses for use in the case of potential…
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Chair established in gaming studies
Bing Gordon has been named the first holder of the Electronic Arts Endowed Faculty Chair at the University of Southern California School of Cinema-Television in…
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Guardian angels
Heather Alley, who got her master’s degree at UGA in horticulture, coordinates the Botanical Guardians program in Georgia from the research lab at the State…
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P.D.Q. Bach to perform March 4
The Performing Arts Center presents Peter Schickele and his alter ego P.D.Q. Bach in The Jekyll and Hyde Tour on March 4 at 8 p.m.…
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Grady College senior wins radio award
A senior in the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication received the WSB Radio Award earlier this month at the annual DiGamma Kappa banquet…
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Emerging new discipline: Upcoming conference will meld engineering, ecology
New programs afoot in Georgia to bring hard science expertise to engineering through ecology and engineering science will serve as the basis for an upcoming…
