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Third book in medieval deeds series published
The Twelve of England oel Fallows Freelance Academy Press Paperback: $22.95 Noel Fallows, associate dean of international and multidisciplinary programs in the Franklin College of…
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VP for development and alumni relations finalists to visit campus
Two finalists have been named for the position of vice president for development and alumni relations at UGA. As part of their final interviews, each…
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General Assembly’s budget includes funding for UGA Science Learning Center
The final budget adopted by the Georgia General Assembly March 18 and sent to Gov. Nathan Deal includes $44.7 million for the construction of a Science Learning…
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AGAS lecture
Christopher Reed, professor of English and visual culture at Pennsylvania State University, will discuss “Bachelor Japanists: Eastern Aesthetics and Western Masculinities” March 28 at 4…
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UGA faculty to take part in Atlanta Science Festival’s Exploration Expo
The Atlanta Science Festival, a weeklong celebration of local science and technology, is being held at sites around Atlanta through March 29. The festival is…
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Terry College faculty member appointed Regents Professor
Rick Watson, holder of the J. Rex Fuqua Distinguished Chair for Internet Strategy in the Terry College of Business, has been named a Regents Professor effective…
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‘A Night at the Morton’ to celebrate African-American music in Athens
The Jane and Harry Willson Center for Humanities and Arts, the Institute for African American Studies and the Hugh Hodgson School of Music will present…
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Food Services chefs to compete in regional culinary challenge
Don Law and Shelly Orozco-Marrs, chefs in UGA Food Services, have been selected to compete in the Culinary Challenge at the National Association of College…
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WUGA-TV airing interviews with Cynthia Tucker, Francis Slakey
Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Cynthia Tucker and Georgetown University lecturer and adventurer Francis Slakey are guests on episodes of “Unscripted with Alan Flurry,” airing on WUGA-TV…
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Leadership retreat
Leadership Journey-a new personal leadership opportunity for graduate students, young professionals and the young-at-heart-is accepting applications for a May 2-3 retreat. The two-day, one-night retreat…
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More students in Asia taking GRE
The number of students in Asia, in particular India, taking the Graduate Record Examinations rose sharply in 2013, according to a story in The Chronicle…
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Melisa Cahnmann-Taylor receives award
Melisa Cahnmann-Taylor, a professor of language and literacy education in the College of Education, received the 2014 Post-Secondary Leadership Award from the Foreign Language Association…
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Tanyard Creek Chew Crew to return to campus to graze on spring forage
The Tanyard Creek Chew Crew goat herd will continue its foraging work on campus this spring, and a “Welcome Baaa-ck Chew Crew” event will be…
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Classical musician to give April 1 concert in Ramsey Concert Hall
The Performing Arts Center will present violinist Benjamin Beilman, a rising star on the classical music scene, in a recital April 1 at 8 p.m.…
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Bill Paul publishes cover story
An article by Bill Paul, emeritus professor and former General Sandy Beaver Teaching Professor, was published in the 2013 fall issue of the Journal of…
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Hunter-Gault to give Charter Lecture on Nelson Mandela
Award-winning journalist and author Charlayne Hunter-Gault, the first African-American woman to attend UGA, will return to her alma mater on March 31 to deliver a…
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Break large tasks down into more manageable pieces
Six steps to help you get organized instead of overwhelmed.
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Land Institute founder will speak March 28 in Chapel
Wes Jackson, a leader in the international movement for sustainable agriculture, will give the 2014 Odum Environmental Ethics Lecture March 28 at 2 p.m. in the…
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Co-founder of the Southern Poverty Law Center to deliver Hollowell Lecture
Morris Dees, co-founder and chief trial attorney of the Southern Poverty Law Center, will deliver the third annual Donald L. Hollowell Lecture April 3 at…
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Plantapalooza plant sale to be held April 5
Plantapalooza, a plant sale at three UGA locations, will be held April 5 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the State Botanical Garden, the…
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EITS, Franklin College’s Office of IT to offer free laptop security checkups
The Franklin College of Arts and Sciences’ Office of IT and the Enterprise Information Technology Services will co-host a Computer Health and Security Fair April…
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Sonja West named chair-elected
Sonja R. West, an associate professor in the School of Law, is chair-elect of the Association of American Law Schools Mass Communication Law Section for…
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Geneticist studying role hormones may play in obesity-related ailments
Scientists know people’s genes can affect whether they become obese. But the flipside also appears to be true-being obese may affect the way a person’s…
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Actors keep the beat in University Theatre’s take on Greek classic
University Theatre will present a contemporary take on the ancient Greek classic tragedy The Bakkhai by Euripides, translated by Robert Bagg. Performances will be in the Cellar…