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No worries
Approximately 3 percent of the U.S. population suffers from excessive, uncontrollable worry that reduces their health and quality of life.
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Making the past present
The day when many of the state’s riches became truly accessible to the public was celebrated Feb. 17 with the dedication of the Richard B.…
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Book examines impressionist writing
In A Sense of Shock The Impact of Impressionism On Modern British and Irish Writing Adam Parkes Oxford University Press $65 Adam Parkes, professor of…
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Entomology study offers hope for hemlock attack
Thousands of broken trees line the banks of the Chattooga River.
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‘Laugh Out Loud’
The Second City Company returns to campus for two performances of their new show Laugh Out Loud on March 2 and 3 at 8 p.m.…
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Art exhibition showcases drawings from Fulbright collaboration
The Lamar Dodd School of Art is hosting an exhibition of works by Diane Edison, a Fulbright scholar and UGA professor, and Ekaterina Russinova of…
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College of Education graduate students receive SREB doctoral scholarships
A graduate student in the College of Education has received the Doctoral Scholars Fellowship and two other graduate students have received Dissertation Awards from the…
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New director named for Vinson Institute of Government
Laura Meadows has been appointed the director of the Carl Vinson Institute of Government.
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Juried exhibition to feature student scientific, medical illustration
The Lamar Dodd School of Art will display the 20th annual Science and Medical Illustration Exhibition until March 9 in the plaza and suite galleries…
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Georgia Museum of Art to present Holbrook Memorial Lecture March 8
The Georgia Museum of Art will present the 28th Alfred Heber Holbrook Memorial Lecture on March 8 at 6 p.m. in its M. Smith Griffith…
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First ambassador for war crimes issues to speak
David Scheffer, the first ambassador-at-large for war crimes issues in the U.S., will deliver a presentation on the fate of those responsible for atrocity crimes…
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Recycle grass clippings
Bagged grass clippings can be put to use in your yard in an environmentally friendly method of organic gardening known as “grasscycling.” Leaving the clippings…
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Visiting faculty member will give this year’s Getzen Lecture
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Cynthia Tucker will deliver the School of Public and International Affairs’ annual Getzen Lecture on Government Accountability.
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CORE Dance Company to present aerial dance concert
The department of dance’s CORE Concert Dance Company will present its contemporary and aerial dance concert “AWE-WAKENING!” Feb. 29 to March 3 at 8 p.m.…
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Former VP for public service and outreach to deliver Snyder Lecture
Art Dunning, vice chancellor for international programs and outreach at the University of Alabama System, will deliver the 20th annual Darl Snyder lecture at UGA…
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$1.8 million NIH grant will be used to develop vaccine
Chagas disease is the most common cause of congestive heart failure and sudden death in the world.
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School psychology doctoral program among top 10 in research productivity
The College of Education’s doctoral program in school psychology is ranked among the best in the nation in research productivity and scholarly impact, according to…
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University of Michigan’s College of Engineering gets $15 million gift
A University of Michigan alumnus and his wife have made a $15 million donation, the largest in school history, to the institution’s College of Engineering,…
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Lilly Fellow applications
Faculty members in their first, second or third year of a tenure-track position are encouraged to apply for the 2012-2014 CTL Lilly Teaching Fellows. Information…
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Women’s History Month will focus on female education, empowerment
“Women’s Education—Women’s Empowerment” is the national theme of Women’s History Month, which will be celebrated in March at UGA.
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Piano duo to give concert in Ramsey Concert Hall
The internationally acclaimed piano duo of Christina and Michelle Naughton will give a concert March 6 at 8 p.m. in Ramsey Concert Hall of the…
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Geography maps out new website
The department of geography has updated its Web presence with a redesigned site that allows users to more quickly and easily learn about the work…
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Graduate student competition
UGA will select a graduate student for an award to attend the 10-week experience at Singularity University, an “ideas incubator” located in Silicon Valley, this…
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A different view
The story of the Holocaust is often told in numbers—6 million Jews murdered, plus 200,000 Gypsies and another 200,000 people with disabilities, in addition to…