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Book honors UGA math education professor
Pursuing Excellence in Mathematics Education Edited by Edward Silver and Christine Keitel-Kreidt Springer eBook: $99; Hardcover: $129 Pursuing Excellence in Mathematics Education recognizes the more…
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Huang elected Fellow of the International Academy of Food Science and Technology
Yao-wen Huang, a professor of food science and technology and the director of the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences’ China Study Abroad Program, was…
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Parking Services expands electric vehicle charging program
Due to the popularity of UGA’s first electric vehicle charger and recent grant funding by the Georgia Environmental Finance Authority, UGA Parking Services has expanded…
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Prevent mice and rats from coming indoors during winter
During the winter months when people spend more time indoors, so do rodents. With a little forethought, you can rid your home of uninvited winter…
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$1.3M grant to fund behavioral health training for students
Behavioral health needs are a growing issue in Georgia, particularly among transitional youth between the ages of 18 and 25. A new three-year, $1.3 million…
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Study: Marital problems remain stable, even as dissatisfaction grows
A new study authored by a UGA psychologist shows that the severity and number of couples’ overall problems stay stable over time, even as their…
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Cornell appointed associate dean for academic affairs in veterinary medicine
Dr. Karen Cornell, a board-certified veterinary surgeon and a professor in the small animal medicine and surgery department, is now associate dean for academic affairs…
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Bassoonist Pollard to perform in faculty series recital Feb. 9
Editors note: This event has been canceled. Amy Pollard, an assistant professor of bassoon in UGA’s Hugh Hodgson School of Music, will present the latest…
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Curator brings fresh perspective to campus conversation on American art
Art museum curators get to tell a story through how works of art are displayed.
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Performing Arts Center to present A Night in Old New Orleans
The UGA Performing Arts Center will present A Night in Old New Orleans Feb. 7 at 8 p.m. in Hodgson Concert Hall. The show reunites…
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‘Spiritual view of the world’
Martin Luther King Jr. became the transcendent civil rights leader who broke down barriers for equality in America because of the “spiritual” way he looked…
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Amazon launches textbook creator
Amazon.com is offering another platform for educators to self-publish textbooks. The company announced a new app to help educators and authors self-publish textbooks for Kindle.…
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Noted infectious disease researcher to join UGA
One of the nation’s leading infectious disease researchers is joining UGA as its newest Georgia Research Alliance Eminent Scholar.
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Grammy-winning Chanticleer to perform traditional gypsy music
The UGA Performing Arts Center will present Chanticleer Feb. 5 at 8 p.m. in Hodgson Concert Hall. The Grammy-winning vocal ensemble will perform a program…
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Medical Partnership updates site
The website for the GRU/UGA Medical Partnership has been redesigned to provide a more comprehensive look at the program. The new site features news and…
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Researchers to study impact of painkiller abuse policies
State policies that curb the abuse of opioid prescription painkillers such as OxyContin and Vicodin may be having some unintended side effects and hurting those…
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NPPA headquarters will move to UGA
The National Press Photographers Association is relocating its headquarters to UGA. NPPA is the voice of visual journalists, representing photographers, videographers, multimedia journalists, editors, designers,…
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‘Talent scout for books’
After having heard about working in scholarly publishing from friends who had interned in the field, Walter Biggins was a new college graduate when he…
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Slaughter, Hearn receive Association for the Study of Higher Education awards
Institute of Higher Education faculty members Sheila Slaughter and James C. Hearn received awards from the Association for the Study of Higher Education at the…
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Survey: Perception gap exists between students, employers
A report released by the Association of American Colleges and Universities found that while college students believe they are equipped with the skills for the…
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‘Maximizing Study Abroad’ author to give presentation on Feb. 4
Andrew D. Cohen, author of the Maximizing Study Abroad guidebook will visit UGA for a presentation and conversation. His talk, “Enhancing Students’ Language and Culture…
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New faculty members join RBC as center marks its 10th anniversary
Ten years ago with only a handful of researchers, UGA’s Regenerative Bioscience Center made a commitment.
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Lean Six Sigma program
The Terry College of Business’ Office of Executive Programs will hold its Lean Six Sigma program March 9-13 at the Tate Student Center. Early-bird registration,…
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Public education advocate to speak Feb. 4 at Chapel
A leading advocate and author for public education will visit UGA to talk about national educational policies and their effects on local schools.