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More than 650 to present at CURO Symposium
Undergraduate researchers to present their work April 8-9.
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Celebrating success: UGA to hold Honors Week programs
Honors Week is an annual UGA tradition dating back to the 1930s.
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2019 University Professor
Usha R. Rodrigues School of Law Usha R. Rodrigues has been named University Professor, an honor bestowed on faculty members who have made a significant…
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2019 Public Service & Outreach Awards
The Office of the Vice President for Public Service and Outreach will recognize eight faculty and staff members for outstanding service to the state and UGA…
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Herb Girls Athens takes first place at FABricate
Entrepreneurial students present their ideas for changing the world.
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UGA promotes innovation for all at symposium
Innovators and entrepreneurs discuss their particular challenges and opportunities.
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Art students hone their skills at Canopy Studios
Professor Gene Wright and his Figure Drawing and Anatomy class recently traveled to Canopy Studios, an aerial arts acrobatic studio, to hone their drawing skills in a…
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Rita Moreno to receive Peabody Career Award
Award is for those whose work in electronic media has left an indelible mark.
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2019 Service-Learning Excellence Awards
Service-Learning Excellence Awards recognize faculty for innovative service-learning course design as well as scholarship that stems from academic service-learning work. Award recipients for 2019 in…
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2019 Josiah Meigs Teaching Professors
Five faculty members will be honored as Meigs Professors April 1 at the 2019 Faculty Recognition Banquet. The professorship is the university’s highest recognition for instruction…
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2019 Richard B. Russell Awards
Three UGA faculty members will receive Richard B. Russell Awards for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching April 1 at the 2019 Faculty Recognition Banquet. Russell Awards…
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Road Dawgs share their stories at high schools across state
UGA students bring ‘powerful voice’ to Georgia high school students.
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Student starts business selling unique products
She saw a gap in the marketplace and dove in headfirst.
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Ronald Simons receives SEC Faculty Achievement Award
Award recognizes professors with outstanding records in teaching and scholarship.
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Grants awarded to students for community projects
The outreach projects will focus on health disparities in Athens-Clarke County.
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A scientist and an artist illuminate the darkness
Samantha Joye and Rebecca Rutstein collaborate on a deep-sea expedition.
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Ginseng in decline in the eastern United States
Overharvesting is the culprit, but that trend could potentially be reversed.
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Katie Luquire
Future physician assistant Katie Luquire has immersed herself in research as an undergraduate, picked up some honors along the way, served her community and is well…
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NASA scientist offers challenge for today’s students
Alumnus Roger Hunter takes Charter Lecture audience to space and beyond.
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Medical residents team up with Meals on Wheels
The collaboration provides individuals with meals and serves as a safety check.
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Book details history of snakes in urban US
In this authoritative and entertaining book, first published in 1992, Thomas Palmer introduces readers to a community of rattlesnakes nestled in the heart of the…
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Lecture looks back at reconstruction
McCurry’s talk considered the institutions and legacies of slavery from the point of view of Gertrude Clanton Thomas, whose 41 years of diaries offer a…
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UGA helps Georgia travelers map their way
GDOT partnership responsible for those crisply folded state road maps.
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College of Education faculty member quoted in Southern Living
Linda Campbell, a faculty member in the College of Education, was quoted in Southern Living about younger siblings being more laid back. A poll from…