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Georgia Museum of Art to feature works by potter Michael Simon
The Georgia Museum of Art will host the exhibition “Pick of the Kiln: The Work of Michael Simon” July 20 through Sept. 8. Simon, born…
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UGAMail upgrade
The university will migrate from Microsoft’s Live@edu platform to its cloud-based email, calendar and task service, Office 365 Education, starting at 6 p.m. on Aug.…
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Foundation gives university $3.3M for academic initiatives
The UGA Foundation will provide an additional $3.3 million to the university for support of academic initiatives, including student scholarships and endowed professorships.
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WUGA-FM and WUGA-TV win Georgia Association of Broadcasters Awards
WUGA-FM and WUGA-TV, the public radio and television stations at UGA, won statewide awards for excellence in broadcasting at the Georgia Association of Broadcasters Honors…
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Faculty Learning Communities
The Center for Teaching and Learning is accepting applications for the 2013-2014 Faculty Learning Communities. A Faculty Learning Community is a specifically structured community of…
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Global minds: Torrance Center hosts Turkish grade school students
Sixteen Turkish students accompanied by their families got to experience some southern hospitality at UGA while taking hands-on educational courses meant to strengthen their creativity…
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UGA wireless network to undergo changes
Enterprise Information Technology Services will launch a new wireless network for campus guests July 19. Students, faculty and staff with a valid UGA MyID are…
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Institute of Government study shows civic engagement low in Georgia communities
A new report reveals that Georgia communities exhibit lower levels of civic engagement than the national average. The Georgia Civic Health Index, prepared by the…
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UGA’s poultry science program hits milestone
For a century, UGA has pioneered teaching and research breakthroughs in the poultry industry.
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Donna Alvermann
Donna Alvermann, Distinguished Research Professor of Language and Literacy Education and Omer Clyde and Elizabeth Parr Aderhold Professor in Education, wants her students to view…
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James Woglom
Jim Woglom, a Ph.D. student in art education, was named an outstanding teacher assistant last year, and he hopes his education will allow him to…
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Young Dawgs get early taste of academic life
UGA’s “culture of service” opens doors for high school students through the Young Dawgs internship program.
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UGA to update wireless networks
The University of Georgia will launch a new wireless network for guests on July 19, and is asking students, faculty and staff with a valid…
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UGA to conduct cultural resource inventories of Bleckley County, Johnson County
From July 15 to July 26, a team of graduate students from the University of Georgia College of Environment and Design will conduct cultural resource…
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Researchers say heirloom crop varieties hold secret of meeting global food demands
Across the globe, humans rely on fewer than a dozen plants to feed themselves and their families.
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UGA’s economic impact on local economy topped $2.1 billion in 2012
The University of Georgia’s economic impact on the Athens-area economy topped $2.1 billion in fiscal year 2012, and the school’s operations accounted for more than…
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UGA to host international music and medicine conference
The University of Georgia Hugh Hodgson School of Music will host the 2013 conference of the Interdisciplinary Society for Quantitative Research in Music and Medicine,…
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Georgia Museum of Art to show ‘The Georgia Guidestones Movie’
The Georgia Museum of Art at the University of Georgia will host a free screening of “The Georgia Guidestones Movie,” a documentary film about the…
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The Georgia Review and ‘The Circus Train’ have come to town
The just-released summer 2013 issue of The Georgia Review features one of the longest individual works in the journal’s 67-year history, Judith Kitchen’s essay “The…
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UGA donates research sturgeon to Atlanta Community Food Bank, Tennessee Aquarium
A hundred California white sturgeon used in a University of Georgia swimming study could have been tossed in a landfill once the research project ended.…
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Georgia Museum of Art to examine Catherine the Great’s art patronage
The Georgia Museum of Art at the University of Georgia will present the exhibition “Exuberance of Meaning: The Art Patronage of Catherine the Great” Sept.…
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Book lover’s legacy benefits libraries
Sidney Samuel Thomas, a quiet, penny-pinching librarian, “loved books and the University of Georgia and did something about it.”
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Salty Dawg ready to set its course
UGA researcher’s robotic submersible will provide valuable data about ocean conditions and activity.
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Adrienne Madison
During her time as an engineering Ph.D. student, Adrienne Madison has touched the lives of many young, underrepresented students through her extensive mentoring and teaching…