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Oliver elected to board of directors of Georgia chapter of National Association for Multicultural Ed
Jenny Penney Oliver, director of academic initiatives at the University of Georgia College of Education, has been elected to the board of directors of the…
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Undergraduate researchers at UGA receive CURO summer fellowships
Twenty-nine UGA students have been awarded summer fellowships through the Center for Undergraduate Research Opportunities (CURO) to work on research projects in disciplines ranging from…
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110 Georgia educators selected for year-long professional development at UGA’s Center for Latino Ach
More than 110 teachers, administrators and staff from several Atlanta metro area and north Georgia schools will again participate in a year-long professional development program…
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UGA to recognize National Day of Mourning for former President Ronald Reagan
In recognition of the National Day of Mourning in honor of former President Ronald Reagan, the University of Georgia will toll the Chapel bell and…
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UGA President Michael F. Adams to present budget update
UGA President Michael F. Adams will conduct another budget briefing for the general campus community on Thursday, June 10, in room 248 of the Student…
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34 students to enter UGA with major scholarship awards
Thirty-four academically outstanding students will enter the UGA this fall as the recipients of major scholarships awarded by the institution. The students were selected from…
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UGA researchers believe G-8 conference poses opportunity to fight terror, weapons proliferation
Researchers at the University of Georgia’s Center for International Trade and Security are urging world leaders who meet this month at the G-8 Summit on…
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Tommy Johnson named UGA College of Pharmacy’s Teacher of the Year
“Education takes place every day in many different settings,” said Tommy Johnson, the University of Georgia College of Pharmacy’s 2004 Teacher of the Year. “If…
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Old crop could fight human disease, help farmers, say UGA researchers
For more than a century, farmers used velvetbean to control weeds and build up soil mass in their fields. Today University of Georgia researchers are…
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UGA to host symposium on soil, environmental benefits of Amazonian Dark Earth (Terra Preta)
The Energy and Carbon Utilization Symposium will be held at UGA June 10-11. Bringing together energy producers and policy makers with agricultural ecologists, soil scientists,…
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Viacom/MTV and the Kaiser Family Foundation named recipients of the Peabody/Robert Wood Johnson Foun
Today at the 63rd Annual Peabody Awards Luncheon hosted by Katie Couric, at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York, it was announced that Viacom/MTV and the…
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Ghanaian officials to receive judicial training at UGA’s Rusk Center
Next week eight members of Ghana’s judiciary will arrive at the University of Georgia School of Law’s Dean Rusk Center for two weeks to study…
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UGA Terry College Dean P. George Benson named to board of Overseers for Malcolm Baldrige National Qu
U.S. Secretary of Commerce Donald Evans has appointed P. George Benson, dean of the University of Georgia’s Terry College of Business, to the board of…
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Internet farming? Could be, says UGA researcher
Farmers will soon be able to open gates, track livestock, steer tractors and control other farm jobs by computer, says UGA researcher Stuart Pocknee. “A…
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2004 commencement events at UGA
Spring commencement at UGA will be held Saturday, May 8. The undergraduate ceremony be held at 9:30 a.m. in Sanford Stadium. In case of bad…
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UGA public radio station WUGA 91.7/97.9 FM wins four awards from the Associated Press
The Georgia Associated Press Broadcasters Association honored WUGA 91.7/97.9 FM with four awards for radio reporting.
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UGA’s Franklin College of Arts and Sciences honors professors for research, teaching, advising
The Franklin College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Georgia awarded honors for excellence in teaching, research and advising at a luncheon on…
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UGA food scientist develops a better fish oil
University of Georgia scientists have developed a form of omega-3 fish oil that’s easier for people to absorb and leaves no fishy aftertaste.
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Mary Frances Early to keynote African American Cultural Center’s Rite of Sankofa celebration at UGA
The African American Cultural Center at the University of Georgia will hold its annual Rite of Sankofa Celebration on Friday, May 7. The keynote speaker…
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UGA Grady College professor Conrad Fink receives Regents’ top award
Conrad C. Fink, veteran journalist and professor at the University of Georgia’s Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication, is a recipient of this year’s…
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UGA’s Tybee 4-H Center to be named for Athenians Bob and Maxine Burton
It’s not surprising that when Bob and Maxine Burton learned that the 57-year-old Tybee Island camp had fallen into such serious disrepair it might be…
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UGA students awarded prestigious Mellon Fellowships
A University of Georgia Honors graduate and an Honors student are recipients of the prestigious Andrew W. Mellon Fellowship, the highest award given in the…
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Maymester Writers’ Institute 2004 at UGA offers a unique experience for writers
For some students at the University of Georgia, literature is not just a subject to study in a class where great works are read and…
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Nationally recognized scholar James Gee to speak on video games and learning at UGA symposium April
James Paul Gee, a renowned linguist and author of What Video Games Have to Teach Us About Learning and Literacy, will speak at the University…
