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Renowned director leads stage production at UGA
Martin Damien Wilkins worked with a team of students to craft “In the Blood.”
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Student plans to integrate sign language and audiology
She’s combining the analytical aspects of math and science with personal interaction.
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U.S. News ranks Georgia MBA in top 20
The Full-Time MBA Program has climbed 18 spots over the past three years.
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UGA Research magazine available online
The spring 2019 UGA Research magazine is now online. This edition’s cover story examines how the UGA Marine Institute recovered after flooding from Hurricane Irma…
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Book examines malnutrition in US South
Originally published in 1969, the documentary evidence of poverty and malnutrition in the American South showcased in Still Hungry in America resonates today. The work…
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UGA has approved promotion of 168 faculty members
The University of Georgia has approved the promotion of 168 faculty members.
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UGA approved tenure for 64 faculty members
The University of Georgia approved tenure for 64 faculty members.
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ARCO Chamber Orchestra concert will feature concertos and world premieres
The ARCO Chamber Orchestra performance will feature two Hugh Hodgson faculty members.
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Lea Salonga’s ‘The Human Heart Tour’ coming to Athens for sold-out show
UGA Presents is bringing Tony Award winner Lea Salonga to Athens April 26 for a sold-out concert at the Performing Arts Center. Salonga’s 7:30 p.m.…
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School of Law wins Intrastate Moot Court Competition for second year
The University of Georgia School of Law took home the top trophy in the Intrastate Moot Court Competition for the second year in a row…
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Russell Library’s Civic Knowledge, Civic Power series will begin April 15
Open to the public, the series features lectures and discussions led by political science faculty.
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‘We Need New Names’ author to give 2019 Betty Jean Craige Lecture on April 15
Bulawayo’s talk on “The Immigrant Experience in America” is also part of the Global Georgia Initiative.
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Global Georgia panel seeks an international perspective
“Moving Statues: A Conversation of the Global South” on April 10 at 6 p.m. is part of the 2019 Global Georgia Initiative.
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Golf League
The 2019 Faculty/Staff Golf League has begun. All UGA faculty and staff of every skill level are welcome to join each Tuesday evening of daylight…
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Departmental MyID accounts
EITS is conducting its annual cleanup of unused departmental MyID accounts. Departmental MyID accounts are often used by units, colleges and departments for testing systems,…
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Faculty Innovation Fellows Program taking applications
The program is designed to support faculty who want to engage in commercialization.
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Grammy-winning Steep Canyon Rangers to perform
They have a bluegrass aesthetic with elements of pop, country and folk rock.
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Scientists create the world’s first gene-edited lizards
They used the CRISPR-Cas9 gene-editing tool to genetically modify a reptile.
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Study uses genomic tools to illuminate bird evolution
It is the most comprehensive work to date on passerine evolution.
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Electric buses to arrive on UGA campus
It’s a significant step forward in reducing carbon emissions and increasing options.
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Meet Three Minute Thesis winner Naoko Uno
The 2018 3MT grand winner and doctoral student lives two lives.
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Author finds lessons in Mary Frances Early’s experiences
He says it’s crucial to meet students where they are, engage, and create conversation.
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Skidaway, marine sciences join conservation consortium
The endeavor’s first summit will highlight ocean-based science and engineering successes that address human, climate and ecological pressures.
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Law school honors four alumni with top awards
Awards are for their dedication, service to legal profession and law school.