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University’s Griffin campus to add two new degree programs
The UGA Griffin campus has big plans in place for the upcoming academic year, including introducing one undergraduate degree completion program and one graduate program.
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2nd Thursday concert series to close with ‘Romantic and Élégiaque’
The Hugh Hodgson School of Music’s 2nd Thursday Scholarship Concert series will close its 2013 season with “Romantic and Élégiaque: Chamber Music for Strings and…
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Landfall
After tornadoes touched down in the Southeast on April 27, 2011, many people in the storm’s path took to the Internet, posting images of the…
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Tenure approved for 67 faculty
The University of Georgia has approved tenure for 67 faculty members. Board of regents’ approval of tenure is no longer required. Those receiving tenure are:
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Employees to get parking ‘holiday’
UGA employees will get parking “holiday” in May. The one-time, one-month holiday is made possible by using parking profits from the Jason Aldean concert to…
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UGA to offer summer camps, activities
From robotics to gymnastics, this summer UGA will offer a variety of activities and academic and athletic camps for toddlers through high school students.
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Promotions approved for 154 faculty
The University of Georgia has approved the promotion of 154 faculty members. Board of regents’ approval of promotions is no longer required. Those receiving promotion…
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University System vice chancellor for economic development named
The University System of Georgia appointed leaders for a number of positions last month both at the system and institutional level. Chancellor Hank Huckaby named…
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Connected campus
A new one-stop spot UGA app is launching April 15 in the Apple App Store, thanks to the work of a group of students and…
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Native Canadian novelist to give lecture
The Franklin College of Arts and Sciences’ Institute for Native American Studies will present a lecture and reading by Native Canadian novelist Joseph Boyden April…
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Irish poet to open Atlantic research conference
The welcome to the 2013 Atlantic Archipelagos Research Project at UGA will feature a reading by poet and novelist Ciaran Carson from Belfast, Ireland. The…
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‘Best of the best’
Thirty-nine recipients of the 72nd annual Peabody Awards were announced March 27 by the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication. The winners were chosen…
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Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center to headline Arch Chamber Music Festival
The UGA Performing Arts Center will present the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center in the second annual Arch Chamber Music Festival April 13 at…
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Administrative Professionals Day Conference
The Administrative Professionals Day Conference, sponsored by the Georgia Center for Continuing Education and the International Association of Administrative Professionals, will be held April 23…
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UGA Relay for Life
The Athens-area chapter of the UGA Alumni Association will hold the 2013 UGA Relay for Life April 19 and 20 from 7 p.m. to 7…
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Theatre, film studies show redesigned site
The Franklin College of Arts and Science’s theatre and film studies department has opened the curtain on a sleek, redesigned website featuring information about academic…
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Conserve energy while at work
There are a few simple guidelines that can help save energy, money and the environment while at work. When working in the office: If there…
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Book examines culture, US foreign policy
Culture and Foreign Policy: The Neglected Factor in International Relations By Howard J. Wiarda Ashgate Publishing $79.95 In Culture and Foreign Policy, Howard J. Wiarda,…
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Academic Affairs Faculty Symposium puts focus on new ways of learning
Faculty and administrators from across campus recently gathered at the UGA Teaching Academy’s 23rd annual Academic Affairs Faculty Symposium to discuss student learning and suggest…
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Thank a Donor Day to be held April 11
The Office of Donor Relations and Stewardship in partnership with the UGA Student Alumni Council is hosting the second annual Thank a Donor Day April…
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Digital technology, ancient curses collide in University Theatre’s ‘Macbeth’ show
University Theatre will conclude its 2012-2013 season with a media-rich production of Shakespeare’s Macbeth, directed by David Saltz, head of the theatre and film studies…
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First Person Project interviews
The next interviews for the First Person Project, a new oral history series documenting the experiences of everyday Georgians, are set for April 19 from…
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Paige Pulaski
Paige Pulaski, a senior with a double major in theatre and mass media arts, has spent a lot of her time at UGA on the…
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Facebook creates tornado debris data trail
UGA researchers used Facebook page to track tornado trash in comprehensive study of debris trajectories.