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Ken Gross JD ’78: Tajikistan, 2009-2012
A seasoned diplomat
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Bill Roebuck JD ’92: Bahrain, 2015-2017
Recovering from tragedy
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David Adelman ABJ ’86: Singapore, 2010-2013
The business of ambassadorship
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Verda Colvin: A Higher Calling
Leading with Love
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Solomon Hughes: From Academia to ‘Winning Time’
From hoops to TV shoots
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Fall Staff Appreciation event celebrates employees
The reception was held Nov. 22.
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Generation X better prepared for retirement than experts thought
Baby boomers and Gen Xers are somewhat prepared. Millennials are falling behind.
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Bulldogs wreck Tech as seniors set wins record
Georgia wraps up its second straight undefeated regular season.
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Celebration of Life: Dooley’s legacy extends way beyond football
Bulldog Nation remembers the legendary coach at special ceremony.
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Always learning
At 79, Robert Hume decided to take on a new role: UGA student.
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Community threads
Local business and UGA football work together to repair, revive jerseys.
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UGA partners with Spin for Bulldog Bike Share program
The program includes electric pedal-assist bikes that are available to students, faculty, staff and visitors.
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State of IT address highlights progress, coming initiatives
Timothy Chester, vice president for information technology, gave the address virtually Nov. 16.
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Graduate students, interns collaborate on interprofessional education exercise
Graduate students in the Mary Frances Early College of Education’s athletic training and speech-language pathology programs recently collaborated with dietetics interns in the UGA College…
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Ten UGA employees retired Nov. 1, 2022
Ten UGA employees retired Nov. 1.
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Director’s passion for finance helps his students forge paths on Wall Street and beyond
James Johnson left a banking job to learn more about the inner workings of the world of finance.
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Manager makes a difference in and out of the office
Amber Laws keeps the UGA Speech and Hearing Clinic running smoothly.
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Melanie Biersmith selected as Georgia’s ninth state 4-H leader
Georgia 4-H has selected Melanie Biersmith as the new state 4-H leader, effective Nov. 1.
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Professor says cultural context is important for patient care
R. Baxter Miller, professor of English in the Institute for African American Studies in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, spoke at a recent…
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Ornithologist shares top locations for birdwatching in the U.S.
Charles van Rees, a postdoctoral associate and ornithologist in the Wenger Lab in the Odum School of Ecology, shared some of the top locations for…
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Extension agent talks about the love affair between Americans and their lawns
Alicia Holloway, a UGA Extension agent from Barrow County, spoke with the Associated Press, as seen in the Effingham Daily News, about the future of…