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Researchers receive $1.3M to ‘fingerprint’ sea turtles
UGA researchers have been awarded a $1.3 million grant to continue genetically “fingerprinting” the threatened loggerhead sea turtles in Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina.…
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Dolphin die-off
Jerry Saliki, director of the virology section of the UGA Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory in Athens and a virology professor in the College of Veterinary Medicine,…
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Georgia Review launches new website
The Georgia Review, the highly regarded journal of arts and letters produced through UGA, now has a completely redesigned website. The site features artwork and…
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Book focuses on high court confirmations
Supreme Court Confirmation Hearings and Constitutional Change Paul M. Collins Jr., Lori A. Ringhand Cambridge University Press $99 Before Supreme Court nominees are allowed take…
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Search for next provost narrowed to four finalists
The search for UGA’s next senior vice president for academic affairs and provost has been narrowed to four candidates, according to search committee chairman William…
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APLU designates UGA as Innovation and Economic Prosperity University
The Association of Public and Land-grant Universities has designated UGA an Innovation and Economic Prosperity University. UGA is one of only 16 universities in the…
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Performing Arts Center presents evening of original, classic bluegrass music
The UGA Performing Arts Center will present Pikelny, Sutton, Bulla, Bales and Cobb in an evening of original and classic bluegrass Oct. 28 at 8…
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Performing Arts Center presents pianists Ran Dank and Soyeon Kate Lee
The Performing Arts Center will present Ran Dank and Soyeon Kate Lee in a duo piano recital Oct. 23 at 8 p.m. in Ramsey Concert…
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GMOA exhibition to feature Renaissance medals and textiles
The Material of Culture: Renaissance Medals and Textiles from the Ulrich A. Middeldorf Collection will be on display at the Georgia Museum of Art Oct.…
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College of Pharmacy to host medical device regulations conference
The College of Pharmacy will host its first medical device regulations conference Nov. 6 at the Georgia Center for Continuing Education. Registration opens at 7:30…
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Economic development training
The Office of the Vice President for Public Service and Outreach is offering economic development professionals across Georgia two opportunities to participate in a one-day…
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Historic milestone
With the arrival of 456 third- through fifth-graders at UGA’s Rock Eagle 4-H Center Oct. 10, Georgia 4-H welcomed the millionth student served by its…
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Professor emerita named director of academic partnerships, initiatives
Sylvia M. Hutchinson, a professor emerita, has been named director of academic partnerships and initiatives at UGA. She will join the Division of Student Affairs…
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Saturday Morning Club, new concert series, begins Oct. 26
The Performing Arts Center has ceated the Saturday Morning Club, a new family concert series. Designed for children ages 4 through 12, the Saturday Morning…
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Georgia Review earns 11 citations at GAMMA Awards; fall issue now available
The Georgia Review, UGA’s literary journal of letters and arts, won a record six gold awards-including one for general excellence-and five other honors in the…
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Fuel farms: Students visit State Botanical Garden for Bioenergy Day
More than 200 Athens seventh-graders experienced how wood and other organic materials generate energy at the first Bioenergy Day @ UGA Oct. 8 at the…
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Study in a Second Discipline fellowship deadline
The Office of the Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost invites tenured faculty to apply for a fellowship through its Study in a…
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Benefits open enrollment information session dates
Human Resources is offering information sessions for benefits open enrollment during October and November. No registration is necessary. Sessions for a general audience will be…
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AJC article: Atlanta SAT scores connect to economic status
A recent article in The Atlanta Journal Constitution drew ties between 2013 SAT scores and family income. According to the article, SAT scores from schools…
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Shifting priorities
Homecoming came early this year for Charles N. Davis, the new dean of the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication.
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Miller Learning Center turns 10
Terri Hovey, assistant catering manager for Food Services, arranges some of the 1,500 iced cupcakes that were served Oct. 10 at the Miller Learning Center’s…
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Late-night buzz
Jeffrey P. Jones, the director of UGA’s Peabody Awards, explained why late-night talk show The Daily Show with Jon Stewart has managed to pick up…
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Congressional oversight
Loch Johnson, Regents Professor in the School of Public and International Affairs, described how Congress seemed to be caught off guard by this year’s revelations…
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Great Cate’s collection
The Huffington Post ran a story in its Arts and Culture section about the Catherine the Great art collection, which is currently on exhibit at…