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Camp gives military kids sense of belonging
Georgia 4-H program is making a difference in the lives of U.S. military children.
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Patricia Yager
Associate professor of marine sciences Patricia Yager has journeyed to the Antarctic, the Amazon River plume and the Arctic in search of a better understanding…
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Connections found between wetland cover, transmission rates of hemorrhagic disease
Ecologists at the University of Georgia have discovered complex and surprising relationships between land cover and rates of transmission, illness and death from hemorrhagic disease…
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MyUGA Portal redesign coming
The MyUGA Portal, https://my.uga.edu, will get a new look on July 25 at 5 p.m.
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Sean McMillan appointed director of UGA’s economic development office in Atlanta
Sean B. McMillan has been appointed director of economic development for the Atlanta office of the University of Georgia as of July 16. Jennifer Frum,…
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Conference to highlight agricultural exports; early registration ends July 30
Exporting agricultural goods—which include forestry products—will take the spotlight Sept. 25-26 in Savannah as farmers and agricultural businesses from around the country gather to enhance…
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UGA Hodgson School gears up for Second Thursday concert series
The University of Georgia Hugh Hodgson School of Music is readying for the fall with a schedule of concerts for its 2013-2014 Second Thursday Scholarship…
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Power plants: Lab producing a brighter future
UGA researchers are using plants to generate electrical currents.
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Jeb Byers
Jeb Byers, an associate professor in the Odum School of Ecology, constantly strives to get students of all majors involved in research.
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Andrew Johnson
Former Bulldog defensive back Andrew Johnson went on to pursue his medical degree at the Georgia Regents University/University of Georgia Medical Partnership, but that wasn’t…
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The Economist ranks UGA Executive MBA among world’s best
In its first rankings of Executive MBA programs, The Economist placed the University of Georgia Terry College of Business program No. 22 worldwide.
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A tribute to remember Jenny Penney Oliver to be held July 20 at UGA Chapel
A memorial service remembering and honoring the late Jenny Penney Oliver, a University of Georgia College of Education faculty member, will be held July 20…
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UGA Alumni Association announces new executive committee president, officers
The University of Georgia Alumni Association has announced Tim Keadle as the new executive committee president and Ruth Bartlett, Jennifer Chapman and Julie Reynolds as…
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Book co-authored by professor emeritus Thomas Reeves receives award
A book co-authored by University of Georgia College of Education professor emeritus Thomas C. Reeves has received the Outstanding Book Award from the Research and…
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Terry College of Business adds two new executives-in-residence
In an effort to expand the scope and quality of business education at the University of Georgia, the Terry College of Business has added two…
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Georgia Museum of Art to show recent acquisitions
The Georgia Museum of Art at the University of Georgia is presenting an exhibition of recent acquisitions until Oct. 2. The exhibition brings together highlights…
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UGAMail upgrade to take place Aug. 2-4
The University of Georgia will upgrade its email and calendar system to Office 365 Aug. 2-4. During the upgrade, UGAMail will be accessible and email…
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UGA professor awarded distinguished agri-scientist award
Michael P. Doyle, University of Georgia Regents Professor of Food Microbiology, has been awarded the 2013 Christopher Columbus Fellowship Foundation Agriscience Award.
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Institute of Government survey provides insight into region’s manufacturing sector
A recent survey of manufacturers in the 11-county area surrounding Athens indicates that larger manufacturers are generally more optimistic about increased employment and offer employees…
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State Botancial Garden’s Georgia Plant Conservation Alliance receives award
The Georgia Plant Conservation Alliance, a network of organizations coordinated by the State Botanical Garden of Georgia at UGA, recently received the American Public Garden…
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$3.4M grant to aid researchers’ work
The UGA Research Foundation received a $3.4 million grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to expand its operational research on how best to…
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College of Charleston VP to lead UGA’s student affairs division
Victor K. Wilson, executive vice president for student affairs at the College of Charleston, has been named vice president for student affairs at UGA, effective…
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‘Whole new world’: 44 students study science on campus as Young Dawgs
After a few weeks of working with UGA doctoral student Aimee Kowalski, Monisha Narayanan now can pipette like a pro. Besides mastering the art of…
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University System of Georgia to offer new leadership training program
Starting this September, a number of University System of Georgia employees who have previously participated in the USG’s Executive Leadership Institute will be identified and…