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Highly contagious virus confirmed in three Georgia bald eagles
Highly pathogenic avian influenza has been confirmed in more than 30 states.
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Professor awarded Guggenheim Fellowship
Claudio Saunt is one of 180 artists, writers, scholars and scientists honored across 51 fields.
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Elise Karinshak named 2022 Goldwater Scholar
It’s the highest undergraduate award of its type for math, engineering and sciences.
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Student designs device to help detect seizures
Ashley Galanti is developing a sensor to help people with epilepsy.
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Gift endows new professorship in electric mobility
Georgia Power creates UGA faculty position focused on electric vehicles, associated tech.
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New cohort of Rural Scholars to join UGA
The next group of students has been chosen for the program.
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Peabody Awards reveals the top 60 nominees
Nominees celebrate best storytelling across broadcasting and streaming media.
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UGA hosts Three Minute Thesis competition
Grand prize winner Leah Dutton is a doctoral student in the School of Music.
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PAC student workers gain experience, help the show go on
They go behind the scenes at the Performing Arts Center.
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Crisis Communication Think Tank offers unique program
It provides academics and PR professionals with insight for real world crises.
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Visit by SACSCOC review committee moves UGA closer to reaffirmation of accreditation
Notice of reaffirmation of accreditation is anticipated by January 2023.
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Promotions approved for 162 UGA faculty members
The University of Georgia has approved the promotion of 162 faculty members.
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UGA approved tenure for 49 faculty members
The University of Georgia approved tenure for 49 faculty members.
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Chinese Music Ensemble to perform first concert
The performance will take place April 12 in Hodgson Hall at 7:30 p.m.
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Professor helps people become innovators
Jooyoung Kim brings together thinking and doing.
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Honors Week to recognize excellence at UGA
Several campus special events are being planned for April 18-22.
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Geographer associates cyclones and mangrove health in new study
Dina Rasquinha, doctoral candidate in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences’ geography department, discussed her new research into mangrove health with Phys.org. Mangroves are…
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Entomologist discusses spread of armyworm in the Southeast
Shimat V. Joseph, a turf scientist and entomologist in the College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences entomology department, discussed the spread of armyworms with Howstuffworks.…
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Professor discusses methods of DNA extraction in microbiome research
Jason Wallace, associate professor in the Institute of Plant Breeding, Genetics and Genomics department of crop and soil sciences, discussed his recent paper with EurekAlert!…
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The Milk Carton Kids to make UGA Presents debut
The duo will perform on April 14 at 7:30 p.m. at Hodgson Concert Hall.