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Human pathogen killing corals in the Florida Keys
A research team from Rollins College in Florida and the University of Georgia has identified human sewage as the source of the coral-killing pathogen that…
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UGA Georgia Museum of Art to host “Edmund Lewandowski: Precisionism and Beyond”
The exhibition “Edmund Lewandowski: Precisionism and Beyond” will open at the Georgia Museum of Art (GMOA) at the University of Georgia on Sept. 10 and…
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UGA School of Law appoints Rollins associate dean; welcomes new LCS director
The University of Georgia School of Law recently announced the promotion of Paul B. Rollins to associate dean for administration. In this role, he will…
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Bilger joins Hodgson School of Music
David Bilger, principal trumpet of the Philadelphia Orchestra, has been named the William F. and Pamela P. Prokasy Professor in the Arts in the University…
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State-of-the-art conference will look at future of academic profession
UGA will host a state-of-the-art conference on the future of the academic profession, entitled “Wither the American Academic Profession? Its Changing Forms and Functions” from…
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UGA dean appointed to board of newly created state Department of Public Health
Phillip L. Williams, dean of the University of Georgia College of Public Health, has been appointed by Gov. Nathan Deal to serve on the state…
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UGA’s Circle Gallery to host exhibition on “The Art of Unbuilding”
The University of Georgia College of Environment and Design’s Circle Gallery will host an exhibition titled “The Art of Unbuilding: Material Reuse in the Crescent…
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UGA School of Law class sets record for LSAT score, diversity
One of the most “academically talented” and “diverse” classes in the history of the University of Georgia School of Law began the three-year pursuit of…
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Athens company to manage campus child care facility
Prodigies Child Care Management, LLC-which owns and operates Little Prodigies in Athens-has been chosen through a competitive process to be the provider of childcare services…
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Lerner, McGuire receive Lillian Smith Book Awards
A book focusing on environmental health and one on sexualized racial violence were selected from 33 entries for the 2011 Lillian Smith Book Awards, sponsored…
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First African-American Terry student to speak at luncheon
Harold A. Black, the first African-American student to enroll at the University of Georgia Terry College of Business, will deliver the keynote address at the…
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July retirees
Twenty-two UGA employees retired July 1. Retirees, their job classification, department and length of employment are: Judy M. Bolen, academic advisor II, Honors Program, 18…
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University Housing site gets renovation
The redesigned University Housing website employs a more streamlined navigation menu, updated full-color photos and interactive map technology so visitors can navigate easily between residential…
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Lamar Dodd School of Art to host exhibition of faculty works
The Lamar Dodd School of Art will host its MMXI Faculty Exhibition Aug. 19-Sept. 14 in galleries 101 and 307 of the art school. An…
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Keep food safe from salmonella
Recent salmonella outbreaks have been linked to ground turkey and papayas, and Elizabeth Andress, a UGA Cooperative Extension food safety specialist, offers some information on…
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Illinois creates new education law
A new Illinois law, signed Aug. 1 by Gov. Pat Quinn, makes it easier for immigrants there to attend college, The Chronicle of Higher Education…
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University of New Mexico returns artifacts to Mexican government
After determining that 18 ancient tools in its collection were stolen, officials at the University of New Mexico’s Maxwell Museum have returned the artifacts to…
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UGA School of Law to host conference on civil and human rights
The University of Georgia School of Law’s Georgia Law Review will host a conference exploring civil and human rights issues of today and tomorrow on…
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UGA researcher wins George Washington Carver Award
University of Georgia researcher and Ph.D. student Micah Lewis was recently named the recipient of the 2011 George Washington Carver Award for his work with…
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Fishing for answers
Researchers from UGA’s Odum School of Ecology have found that certain neotropical stream ecosystems rely almost entirely on a single fish species known as the…
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Faculty, freshmen set to take part in First-Year Odyssey
More than 90 percent of new, incoming UGA freshmen have enrolled in First-Year Odyssey, a fall-semester program that will offer them an understanding and appreciation…
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Government relations VP committee named
UGA President Michael F. Adams has appointed a committee to lead the national search to fill the position of vice president for government relations.
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GLOBES to host fall reception for new, returning members
GLOBES, the university’s lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender organization for faculty and staff, will mark 17 years of service at its fall reception and silent auction…
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UGA research report looks at media industry hiring practices
The daily newspaper, radio and television industries in the U.S., despite dramatic changes in hiring levels in recent years, continue to rely heavily on university…