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When the dust settles
A study published in the journal Nature is challenging scientists’ understanding of planet formation, suggesting that planets might form much faster than previously thought or,…
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BFSO speaker: Diversity hiring helps businesses, their clients
Hiring or admitting students in a university with diversity in mind doesn’t just help the individuals hired; it’s also good for business.
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Alumna writes ‘quick’ Southern cookbook
Quick-Fix Southern Homemade Hospitality in 30 Minutes or Less Rebecca Lang Andrews McMeel Publishing $16.99 In Quick-Fix Southern, Rebecca Lang, a 1999 graduate in journalism…
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Campus meat sale has roots in teaching, research, extension
Where’s the beef?
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Partnership yields new feedback tool for government leaders
A recent collaboration between faculty from the Carl Vinson Institute of Government and the psychology department in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences has…
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Nomination deadline extension
The Office of the Vice President for Public Service and Outreach is accepting nominations for the 2013 Engaged Scholar Award. The original Sept. 28 deadline…
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University of Notre Dame joins ACC
The Atlantic Coast Conference Council of Presidents has unanimously voted to accept the University of Notre Dame as its 15th—and newest—member. The Irish will compete…
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Public service associate helps bridge gap between UGA, Latino community
It’s clear to see that Maritza Soto Keen radiates passion for her work.
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Grady College appoints head of sports journalism program
The Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication has named veteran sports reporter Vicki Michaelis as the John Huland Carmical Distinguished Professor of Sports Journalism…
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Sustainability office revamps its website
The Office of Sustainability has its revamped its website to offer a simpler, cleaner look to accompany its mission of an environmentally clean university. Among…
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Tarek Grantham receives 2012 Mary M. Frasier Equity and Excellence Award
Tarek Grantham, an associate professor in the department of educational psychology and instructional technology, received the 2012 Mary M. Frasier Equity and Excellence Award from…
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Bradley Phillips elected to treasurer of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy
Bradley Phillips, Millikan-Reeve Professor and head of the clinical and administrative pharmacy department in the College of Pharmacy, was elected to a three-year term as…
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New Jersey government moves forward with university mergers
New Jersey universities are slated for restructuring following state legislation signed by Gov. Chris Christie in August. The move calls for Rutgers University to merge…
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State’s farmers markets offer fresh, local produce at a good price
Georgia farmers markets feature fresh produce, often at bargain prices. Prices vary from market to market, but smart shoppers can cut down on their grocery…
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Business college names first director of assessment
Myra Moore has been named to the newly created position of director of assessment, rankings and undergraduate programs in the Terry College of Business.
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Va. Tech administrator to lead UGA’s teaching, learning center
Following a national search, Edward “Eddie” Watson has been named director of the Center for Teaching and Learning.
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Sprinter finishes strong at Paralympics
UGA sophomore Jarryd Wallace participated in the 2012 London Paralympics and finished sixth in the world after running 53.90 in the 400m T44 final. Among…
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Bethany Moreton selected to join speaker’s bureau of the Organization of American Historians
Bethany Moreton, an associate professor of history and women’s studies, was one of 25 professors nationwide selected this year to join the speaker’s bureau of…
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UGA’s Georgia College Advising Corps shares national service award
The Georgia College Advising Corps, launched under the auspices of UGA’s Institute of Higher Education in 2009 with funding from the Watson-Brown Foundation, is sharing…
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New Office of Online Learning to help with course development
UGA’s newly launched Office of Online Learning is preparing to implement a very important change in the way learning opportunities are offered to students. Targeting…
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UGACard, passport office hours
The UGACard office, located in Room 309 of the Tate Student Center, will be open 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. weekdays during fall semester. It will be…
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Study: Local religions affect mutual fund decisions
New research from UGA and Southern Methodist University, published in Management Science, shows that the dominant local religion—whether Protestant or Catholic—significantly affects mutual fund behaviors.
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College of Education to host two-day State of Education Conference
Marilyn Cochran-Smith, a national expert on teaching and educational research, will be the keynote speaker at the College of Education’s fifth annual State of Education…
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Brewing friendships
International Coffee Hour is celebrating 40 years of multicultural weekly programs with a reception Sept. 21 from 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. in the Memorial Hall Ballroom.…