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UGA School of Law honors employee for service
The University of Georgia School of Law Staff Council presented Eula M. Cross with the 2004 Employee Distinguished Service Award last month. This honor is…
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Committee named for veterinary medicine dean search
A 19-member committee has been named to conduct a national search for the next dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine. Richard Porterfield, dean of…
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energy source
New research, headed by microbiologists from UGA, shows for the first time that Salmonella-a widespread and often deadly bacterial pathogen-uses molecular hydrogen to grow and…
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Ph.D. student wins Osborn Scholarship
Early childhood education doctoral student Boyoung Park was awarded the D. Keith Osborn Scholarship in recognition of her academic achievement. Park, a native of Seoul,…
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Daniel Hope III awarded Distinguished Professional Award
The Georgia Recreation and Park Association has given its highest award to Daniel Hope III, who retired from UGA late last year after 23 years…
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Student women’s studies papers
On March 24, the Institute for Women Studies will hold the 12th annual Women’s Studies Student Symposium. The symposium showcases the diversity and vitality of feminist…
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Sidney Kushner received Faculty Mentor of the Year Award
Genetics professor Sidney Kushner received the Faculty Mentor of the Year Award from the State Doctoral Scholars Program of the Southern Regional Education Board. The…
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Biosphere for sale
If you can cough up the millions, you can buy Biosphere 2, a giant terrarium built in the Arizona desert that houses a sampling of…
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Reclassification of job titles will begin next month
Jody Jacobs’s job in the Environmental Safety Division is managing a four-person staff charged with ensuring that university researchers use radioactive materials safely and in…
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Doubling the bass
DaXun Zhang will present a double bass recital in Ramsey Hall Feb. 5. He will be accompanied by pianist Tomoko Kashiwagi. Tickets for the concert are…
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100% cotton
The UGA MicroGin, a small-scale reproduction of a commercial gin, at the Coastal Plain Experiment Station, opened last semester so scientists can gin small samples…
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Alumnus pens second book of poetry
The Poetic Repercussion By Mark Anthony Thomas Rings of Jupiter Publishing $9.95 Music, scriptures and mature themes take center stage in The Poetic Repercussion, the…
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Women’s studies scholar visits UGA
Helen Klebesadel, a painter and women’s studies scholar, will exhibit her work, give public talks, teach classes in art and in women’s studies and meet…
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Jenny Penney Oliver named 2004 distinguished alumna
Jenny Penney Oliver, director of academic initiatives in the College of Education has been named 2004 distinguished alumna at North Carolina State University’s College of…
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Displaying our history
A permanent exhibition honoring Charlayne Hunter-Gault has been installed in the Myers Hall lobby. Hunter-Gault, along with Hamilton Holmes, made history in 1961 when her…
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Science Coalition features UGA research
More than 400 organizations, including UGA, are members of the Science Coalition. The Coalition’s mission is to expand and strengthen the federal government’s investment in university-based…
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College graduation rates available
The Education Trust has made publicly available a database of graduation and retention rates of more than 1,400 colleges and universities. The database was compiled to…
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Notice regarding potential inclement weather this weekend; campus transit cancelled for Saturday, Ja
Weather forecasters predict the potential for freezing rain and some icing for the Athens area overnight Friday into Saturday. Campus transit has been cancelled for…
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Protect outdoor pets, livestock from freezes
As you cover plants and water pipes in preparation for freezing temperatures, remember to protect outdoor animals against the cold, too. “No matter what, you’ve…
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Advisory: UGA cabinet meeting and media briefing set for Feb. 3
The UGA cabinet will hold its regular meeting on Thursday, Feb. 3, at 10 a.m. followed by a media briefing with President Adams. Also on…
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UGA professor and her three dogs introduce veterinary medicine to elementary school classrooms
Three Bernese mountain dogs and several UGA students join College of Veterinary Medicine professor Paige Carmichael on her monthly visits to local elementary and middle…
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Painter and women’s studies scholar Helen Klebesadel to visit UGA as Center for Humanities and
Helen Klebesadel, a painter and women’s studies scholar, will exhibit her work, give public talks, teach classes in art and in women’s studies and meet…
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Group against affirmative action moves for ban in college admissions
The Michigan Civil Rights Initiative submitted a petition reportedly containing more than half a million signatures in support of a statewide ban on affirmative action…
