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Hal G. Rainey elected to National Academy of Public Administration
Hal G. Rainey, Alumni Foundation Distinguished Professor of Public Administration, has been elected to the National Academy of Public Administration. NAPA is a national institution…
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Open house will provide bachelor’s degree program information
Prospective students interested in learning about degree programs offered by the University of Georgia at Gwinnett are being invited to attend an open house, from…
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Emeritus professor and former A&S dean dies in Athens
William J. (Jack) Payne, 78, Professor Emeritus of Microbiology and former dean of the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, died Feb. 14 in Athens.
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Grady students selected for API seminars
Seven students in the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication have been selected to participate in seminars held for newspaper professionals at the American…
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Creating a big thing over almost
Physics professor Bill Dennis is director of the new Nanoscale Science and Engineering Center-or NanoSEC-at UGA. He talked with Columns about nanotechnology on campus.
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Music school joins Classic Center in opera production
The Athena Grand Opera Company will present two performances of Rossini’s Barber of Seville, Feb. 27 and 29, at the Classic Center in downtown Athens. The…
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Purchasing office supplies
As of April 1, the Procurement Office will no longer accept purchase requests for office supplies totaling $500 or less. Such purchases must be made…
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Retired Coca-Cola VP joins Center for Food Safety
Daniel B. Dennison, retired vice-president and director of scientific affairs for the Coca-Cola Company, has joined UGA’s Center for Food Safety.
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Book offers ways to improve schools
Letters to the Next President: What We Can Do About the Real Crisis in Public Education Edited by Carl Glickman Teachers College Press $14.95 Top…
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American Cancer Society: Researchers can’t have it both ways
The American Cancer Society has adopted a policy that will prevent researchers from receiving grant money from the society if they are also receiving support…
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Campus Closeup: Shivani Kackar
Shivani KackarAdmissions CounselorUndergraduate Admissions JOB DESCRIPTION: “As an admissions counselor, I serve as a recruiter for the university. I travel to different areas of the…
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Two poets give reading
Poets Peter Gizzi and Joshua Beckman will read from their new books of poetry on Feb. 26 at 4 p.m. in 265 Park Hall. Gizzi is…
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Anne Mallory won 40th annual William Riley Parker Prize
Anne Mallory, an assistant professor of English, won the 40th annual William Riley Parker Prize for an outstanding article published in PMLA, the Modern Language…
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Arnett Mace Jr. inducted into Georgia Foresters Hall of Fame
Arnett Mace Jr., senior vice president for academic affairs and provost, has been inducted into the Georgia Foresters Hall of Fame for his “outstanding performance…
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UGA to host East African entrepreneurs, trade representatives
The Office of International Public Service and Outreach will host a delegation of eight entrepreneurs and trade association representatives from Kenya as the first phase…
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In a class of its own
When Kole Smith found out he was required to meet with a writing instructor for two assignments in his forest ecology class, he was less…
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UGA to host East African entrepreneurs
UGA will host a delegation of eight entrepreneurs and trade association representatives from Kenya, Feb. 20 through March 10, as the first phase of “U.S.-Africa…
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UGA president to make budget presentation on ongoing effects of state budget reductions
President Michael F. Adams will make a presentation to the University community regarding the effects of ongoing state budget reductions at UGA. The presentation is…
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UGA raingarden is showcase for popular stormwater management technique
When it’s dry, the rock-filled swale in front of UGA’s physical plant grounds department office looks like it might be leftovers from a construction project.…
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Looking for AVM
The Charlotte Observer, in a story also carried by the Kansas City Star and elsewhere, reported extensively on the attempt to find the cause of…
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Negative impact
Advertising and public relations professor Spencer Tinkham was interviewed by the Christian Science Monitor for a story on media coverage of the current presidential campaign.…
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New faculty colloquium
The date for this year’s Colloquium for New Faculty is Aug. 12. Since the colloquium requires a commitment of one full day from each participant, it…
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UGA celebrates South African democracy
South Africa celebrates a decade of democracy and freedom in 2004, following its first all-inclusive elections on April 27, 1994. The elections ushered in a…
