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‘Roots’ series will introduce research enterprise to new scholars
Graduate students, postdocs and new faculty can learn the ins and outs of the UGA research enterprise at UGA-ROOTS (Researcher Orientation and Ongoing Training Series),…
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Researchers’ genome map speeds biofuel development
UGA researchers have taken a major step in the ongoing effort to find sources of cleaner renewable energy by mapping the genomes of two…
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Promotions
The University of Georgia has approved the promotion of 147 faculty members. Board of regents’ approval of promotions is no longer required. Those receiving promotion…
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‘Morrill’ obligation
On July 2, 1862, beneath the unfinished U.S. Capitol Dome and with the Seven Days Battles raging just miles away in Richmond, Va., the…
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In rare (book) form
Fran Teague’s “Theatres and Libraries” course is the first class to be taught in the new Richard B. Russell Building Special Collections Libraries.
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International Street Festival to be held afternoon of April 14 in downtown Athens
The International Student Life Office will host the 14th annual International Street Festival April 14 from noon-5 p.m. on College Avenue in downtown Athens.…
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Virginia Tech bans guns on campus
In the wake of campus shooting tragedies in 2007 and 2011, the governing board of Virginia Tech voted unanimously to ban firearms in campus buildings…
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Heritage Canada Foundation director to give environment and design lecture
Natalie Bull, executive director of the Heritage Canada Foundation, will speak on, “The Heritage Imperative: Old Buildings, Social Justice and the Challenge of Change,”…
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Tenure
The University of Georgia approved tenure for 54 faculty members. Board of regents’ approval of tenure is no longer required. Those receiving tenure are:…
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Several key goals met during 2012 legislative session
The University System of Georgia will receive $1.83 billion in state funding for fiscal year 2013 following adjournment of the 2012 session of the Georgia…
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Spring dance concert will feature faculty, guest choreographers
The department of dance will present its Spring Dance Concert 2012 from April 12-14 at 8 p.m. and April 15 at 2:30 p.m. at the…
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Athens Pride march
An Athens Pride march will be held April 21 beginning at noon at Lay Park, 297 Hoyt St., and ending at the Arch. Participants are…
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ARCO Chamber Orchestra to perform works by visiting Russian artist
The ARCO Chamber Orchestra will present the final 2nd Thursday concert of the academic year April 12 at 8 p.m. in Hugh Hodgson Concert Hall.…
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Save energy while commuting
For an energy-saving, sustainable commute, UGA’s Office of Sustainability suggests taking the bus, carpooling or biking. Athens Transit is free to all members of the…
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Tony Award-winner to direct, choreograph University Theatre’s production of ‘Chicago’
University Theatre presents Chicago, the world-famous musical about fame, fortune and “all that jazz.” Directed by Tony Award-winning guest artist Chet Walker, Chicago will…
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President of Dartmouth College nominated for World Bank post
President Barack Obama has nominated Jim Yong Kim, president of Dartmouth College, to the lead the World Bank, the White House announced. A native Korean…
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First Circle of Honor Gala to celebrate athletic, academic excellence
The inaugural Circle of Honor Gala celebrating athletic and academic excellence at UGA will be held April 13 in the Grand Ballroom of the Tate…
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Library reserves deadlines
The libraries are now accepting course reserve lists for the 2012 summer and fall semesters. Information on using course reserves, including the full course reserve…
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Tate Center Post Office closing
The Post Office in the Tate Student Center will close permanently May 31. Based on a decline in mail revenue, new contractual agreements do not…
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Academic excellence to be recognized during Honors Week
UGA will recognize outstanding students, faculty, staff and alumni at various events during Honors Week, April 16-20.
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Faculty Learning Communities
Registration is available for nine Faculty Learning Communities for the 2012-2013 academic year. Organized by the Center for Teaching and Learning they will focus on…
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Fechheimer, cellular biologist, named University Professor
Marcus Fechheimer is widely regarded by colleagues as “a model university citizen”—a professor with a strong record in research and a tremendous devotion to teaching…
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Career Center wins national innovation award
The Career Center received the Outstanding Achievement Award for Innovative Programs in the College Career Services Field from the Chevron Corp. and the National Association…
