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GLIDE program fosters collaboration among students
It mimics real-life interdisciplinary work and shows students how to work together.
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Double Dawgs program reaches milestone
More than 150 linked bachelor’s/master’s degree programs are now available.
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UGA students graduate in record time
Three out of four UGA students graduate in four years plus one semester.
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Former President Carter joins Agricultural Hall of Fame
The most famous peanut farmer in history is first president to be inducted.
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Mary Terry
As a student-athlete and a College of Education student ambassador, Mary Terry is committed to serving the campus and community and has been honored for…
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Elizabeth King
Elizabeth King, an assistant professor with a joint appointment in the Odum School of Ecology and Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources, helps students…
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Ethics Week Lecture focuses on human blind spots
People can overinflate their own honesty or others’ dishonesty depending on the situation.
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Researchers discover genes that give vegetables their shape
One genetic mechanism controls shape of tomatoes, length of potato tubers.
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ESPN host Maria Taylor urges students to use differences to their advantage
UGA alumna Maria Taylor returns to campus to speak as part of the Terry Leadership Speaker Series.
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Marine Extension agent supports organization celebrating differences
Jill Gambill and her son, Cheyten, joined Extra Special People after he was diagnosed with ASD.
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OneSource to offer more than 90 training sessions before transition to OneUSG Connect
The OneSource project team will be hosting several trainings throughout November, December and January.
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Soccer player named to SEC community service team
UGA sophomore Mollie Belisle earned a spot on the 14th annual women’s soccer SEC community service team.
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Four join Peabody Awards board
Peabody has appointed Lorraine Ali, Karen Hall, Wonya Lucas and Anne Sweeney to its board of jurors.
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Faculty Artist Series concert on Nov. 26 to feature double bassist Milton Masciadri
Masciadri’s performance will feature music by Franz Schubert, Giovanni Bottesini, Johann Sebastian Bach and more
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Nov. 15 TSS piano concert will be ‘intergalactic’
UGA piano faculty and students will present selections by favorite composers from Bach to John Williams.
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FACS research coordinator has her hands in a wide variety of projects
Jessica Smith works in the College of Family and Consumer Science’s foods and nutrition department as a research coordinator.
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Hooks, Eberhart named associate vice presidents
The Office of Research has named two new associate vice presidents—Shelley Hooks and Derek Eberhart.
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IHE faculty member receives Suslow Scholar Award
Karen Webber recently received the 2018 Sidney Suslow Scholar Award from the Association for Institutional Research.
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COE administrator receives national award
Edward Delgado-Romero recently received the 2018 NLPA Distinguished Professional Career Award from The National Latina/o Psychological Association.
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Center for Food Safety faculty member receives Young Researcher Award
Xiangyu Deng has been awarded the Larry Beuchat Young Researcher Award by the International Association for Food Protection.
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Operation Safe Drive
Free vehicle and bicycle inspections will given as part of Operation Safe Drive at the University of Georgia.
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College of Engineering honors founding dean and three alumni
The College of Engineering recognized individuals who have demonstrated a sustained commitment to the discipline of engineering at the University of Georgia.
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GLIDE program fosters interprofessional collaboration
The experiential learning scenario was designed to show students how to work together in a team.
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Book details Georgia-grown success story
Published by the University of Georgia Press, Time to Get Tough recounts life and career of Michael J. Coles.