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University Woman’s Club
The University Woman’s Club will meet Nov. 10 at 11 a.m. in the Fellowship Hall of Central Presbyterian Church, 380 Alps Road. Mary Ann Johnson,…
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Liaison helps cadets in university’s ROTC department
As UGA’s liaison for the U.S. Army, Michael Frye tries to balance the goals and expectations of the military and the university.
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Rhodes named Fellow of Wildlife Society
Olin E. Rhodes Jr., director of the Savannah River Ecology Laboratory and a professor in the Odum School of Ecology, was named a Fellow of…
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UGA student creates, launches group messaging application
When Sam Getty graduates in May, not only will he leave UGA with degrees in marketing and cognitive science, he’ll also leave having created and…
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University Theatre presents American classic comedy
University Theatre brings a comedic classic of American theater to the Fine Arts stage for UGA’s Spotlight on the Arts festival: You Can’t Take It…
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Survey details how writing is taught throughout higher education
Survey results completed by the National Census of Writing offer a detailed view of how writing is taught nationally in higher education. Released in October,…
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Study: Drop in biosciences postdocs
For the first time in over 30 years, the number of biology and biomedical sciences postdocs has declined, according to a new paper in The…
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Faculty trio to translate works for voice, piano to woodwinds
The next installment of the Hugh Hodgson Faculty Series will employ a trio of School of Music faculty to transform works for voice and piano…
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CLS revamps its website
The Center for Leadership and Service has made it much easier for students to participate in numerous opportunities for personal development and volunteering through its…
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UGA only university with 2 winners of Beckman Award
Two UGA professors, Dawn D. Bennett-Alexander in the Terry College of Business and Melisa “Misha” Cahnmann-Taylor in the College of Education, are among 10 professors…
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Berente receives top honors for two papers
Nicholas Berente, a professor in the management information systems department of the Terry College of Business, received top honors for two research papers that he…
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Regents’ Awards nominees
The Center for Teaching and Learning seeks UGA nominees for the University System of Georgia’s 2016 Regents’ Awards for Teaching Excellence in three categories: Regents’…
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Education support leave policy
To supplement work-life balance options for University System of Georgia employees-which includes those at UGA-each full-benefits eligible, non-temporary employee of the USG shall be eligible…
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World Food Prize laureate to give 2015 D.W. Brooks Lecture at UGA Nov. 10
Sanjaya Rajaram, who spent his career breeding more sustainable and productive wheat varieties, will visit UGA Nov. 10 to deliver the College of Agricultural and…
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Bland named Fellow of Infectious Diseases Society of America
Christopher Bland, a faculty member in the College of Pharmacy, was named a Fellow of the Infectious Diseases Society of America. A clinical assistant professor…
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The King’s Singers to perform in Hodgson Hall
The UGA Performing Arts Center will present The King’s Singers Nov. 9 at 8 p.m. in Hugh Hodgson Concert Hall. The Grammy-winning British a cappella…
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Study: Blueprints for limbs encoded in snake genome
When UGA researchers examined the genome of several different snake species, they found something surprising. Embedded in the reptiles’ genetic code was DNA that, in…
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Children’s book by marine science professor donated to public libraries
Over 400 Georgia public libraries received donated copies of an educational children’s book written by UGA department of marine sciences professor Merryl Alber. And the Tide…
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‘Lessons from the past’
Deborah Lipstadt, a professor from Emory University, condemned the misuse of the Nazi genocide for political purposes during a lecture at the Chapel last month.
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School and college student ambassador groups unite for 2015 Hunger Bowl
Eleven school and college-based student groups are uniting for the first time as UGA Student Ambassadors to support the 2015 Hunger Bowl food drive. A…
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$8.2M grant will be used to improve lives of children, families in state child welfare system
A team of UGA faculty members, led by a researcher in the College of Family and Consumer Sciences, has received an $8.2 million grant from the…
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University sets record high rate for freshman retention
UGA has set a record in a key measure of student success: Its freshman retention rate increased by a full percentage point from 2014 to…
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Georgia Law students win moot court competition over Florida
Third-year Georgia Law students Stephen D. Morrison and Jacob M. “Jake” Ware defeated a team from the University of Florida to win the annual Florida/Georgia-Hulsey/Gambrell…
