Tag: Columns
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Required entrance exams boosts likelihood of college enrollment
Requiring students to take college entrance exams during high school increases their likelihood of attending…
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Phone directory verification
All full and partial benefits-eligible faculty and staff have until Sept. 9 to review their…
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‘Everyone at the table’: CAES issues challenge to young entrepreneurs
From the development of the iron plow to the noble impulse to turn peanuts into…
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Full test of university’s emergency notification system scheduled for Sept. 15
A full test of UGAAlert, the university’s emergency notification system, will be conducted Sept. 15…
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University’s certificate program in entrepreneurship begins campus-wide expansion
Some children dream of becoming doctors, others of becoming world-renowned scientists or movie stars. Robert…
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CTRU launches website listing resources
The Clinical and Translational Research Unit has a new website. A relatively new department at…
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Terry College of Business dean wins educator award
The American Taxation Association honored Benjamin C. Ayers, dean of UGA’s Terry College of Business,…
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Tips offered to help pedestrians walk safely to, from and across campus
With fall semester classes in session, more students and employees are walking to, from and…
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First two weeks of football practice most dangerous for heat-related illness, incidents
As the college football season starts, a new UGA study finds players are more likely…
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Center for Simulational Physics director lectured in South Africa
David P. Landau, Distinguished Research Professor and director of UGA’s Center for Simulational Physics, presented…
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Athena class rolls
UGA faculty, instructors and teaching assistants can now download their class rolls from Athena. Enterprise…
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New inclusive post-secondary program will begin in 2017
Students with intellectual or developmental disabilities will be able to enjoy the full UGA experience…
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College of Public Health researcher prepares hospitals to manage disasters
As a UGA undergraduate, Tawny Waltz always expected to pursue a career in government.
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Musicians, educators join UGA faculty for chamber recital
Members of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and a former member of the Medici String Quartet…
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Sexual transmission of Ebola likely to impact disease
Sexual transmission of the Ebola virus could have a major impact on the dynamics of…
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Growth in donations to universities for 2015-16 less than predicted
Higher education fundraisers brought in less money than expected in the 2015-2016 academic year, according…
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OLLI@UGA, Piedmont College to produce play about Georgia author Lillian Smith
In partnership with Piedmont College, OLLI@UGA will host a one-woman show about Georgia author Lillian…
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Twenty-five UGA employees retire July 2016
Twenty-five UGA employees retired July 1. Retirees, their job classification, department and length of employment…
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‘Welcome Home’ reception to be held for UGA Olympians, Paralympians
UGA athletes and coaches who participated in the 2016 Summer Olympic Games—as well as those…
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Thursday Scholarship Series concert to feature legends, history, superstition
The UGA Symphony Orchestra will begin its season with a concert in the Hugh Hodgson…
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Study: Ultrasound reliable in measuring health
To explore the relationship between the percentage of fat in muscle and overall health, UGA…
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Researchers develop model to predict virus-carrying bats
Using machine learning methods developed for artificial intelligence, a team of researchers, including some from…
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Former LSU administrator to open CTL’s National Speaker Series
Three nationally recognized experts on student learning will visit UGA this fall as part of…
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