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Emergency assistance form
To be effective in the event of an emergency, the university is seeking to identify and support those students, faculty, staff and visitors with a…
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Two Man Group, an evening of improv comedy, to be held Nov. 7
The Performing Arts Center will present Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood, stars of the Emmy-nominated series Whose Line Is It Anyway?, in an evening of…
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Call for proposals
Proposals for the 2014 NACADA Georgia Drive-in Conference will be accepted until Jan. 15. The conference will be held May 16 at the Georgia Center.…
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Arts festival to include Student Spotlight events
In addition to more than 60 previously scheduled events from Nov. 7-15, the 2013 Spotlight on the Arts festival at UGA will include a series…
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Kang Li and National Science Foundation
Kang Li, an associate professor of computer science in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, received $440,725 from the National Science Foundation to improve…
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Presidential investiture ceremony to be held Nov. 19
The investiture of Jere W. Morehead as UGA’s 22nd president will take place Nov. 19 at 10 a.m. in the Hugh Hodgson Concert Hall on…
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Erin Dolan, Lillian Eby and National Science Foundation
Erin Dolan, an associate professor of biochemistry and molecular biology in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences and Senior Scholar in Biology Education, and…
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Georgia Virtual History Project art exhibit draws from Athens’ hidden past
The Georgia Virtual History Project and the Athens Institute for Contemporary Art or ATHICA will present Seen/Unseen, an exhibit dedicated to the history of Athens,…
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Tom Dyer, longtime UGA administrator, dies
Thomas George Dyer, University Professor emeritus and vice president for instruction emeritus at UGA, died Oct. 28 at the age of 70.
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Technical glitches delay many colleges’ application deadlines
College applicants across the nation have missed deadlines due to technical problems with the Common Application. Common Application, which provides a standardized first-year application for…
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Mable Fok and National Science Foundation
Mable Fok, an assistant professor in the College of Engineering, was awarded $174,875 from the National Science Foundation to study new ways to accommodate instantaneous…
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Grazing in the grass
UGA’s semi-resident goat herd, the Tanyard Creek Chew Crew, has returned to the area near the Hull Street parking deck, to dine on kudzu, English…
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Nominees sought for President’s Medal
UGA will award an inaugural President’s Medal to recognize longstanding, extraordinary contributions of former employees who have supported deserving students and meaningful academic programs, advanced…
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ADLP Fellow: Conference gave in-depth look at university, leadership
Editor’s note: Tom Reichert is one of four UGA faculty members currently serving as a fellow in the SEC Academic Leadership Development Program. This is…
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Florida creates sex offender registry for higher education
The state of Florida Sex Offender Registry has added a database that includes a search for offenders and predators working at or attending the state’s…
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Dance department students to perform in two concerts
The dance department will present its 2013 Senior Exit and Emerging Choreographers Dance Concert Nov. 6-8 at 8 p.m. at the New Dance Theatre, in…
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Trumpeter Caleb Hudson to give recital in Ramsey Concert Hall
The Performing Arts Center will present trumpeter Caleb Hudson, a rising young star on the classical music scene, in a recital Nov. 11 at 8…
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New book addresses Latino mental health
Culturally Responsive Counseling With Latinas/os Patricia Arredondo, Maritza Gallardo-Cooper, Edward A. Delgado-Romero and Angela L. Zapata ACA Press $64.95 Currently, there is a significant shortage…
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Fun all around
Members of the university community gather to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Tate Student Center.
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Find investiture info at new website
A new website provides all of the important details for the upcoming investiture of UGA’s 22nd president, Jere W. Morehead, on Nov. 19. The site…
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UGA is shining a Spotlight on the Arts
More than 60 events will highlight the wide variety of arts-related productions on campus.
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Dayrin Mendez
Dayrin Mendez, a senior in biological engineering, has a “passion for helping those in need” and will use her UGA education as a springboard to…
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Students get close to bees, bugs and spiders
The First-Year Odyssey program introduces students to academic life at UGA.
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Music documentary by UGA alum to have Athens premiere at arts festival
“Bayou Maharajah: The Tragic Genius of James Booker,” a new feature documentary that had sold-out screenings at the South by Southwest, Outfest and Melbourne film…