Tag: Columns
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Former UGA associate dean named president of Oakland University
The Oakland University board of trustees appointed George W. Hynd, who was the associate dean…
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Pharmacy professor receives $74,000 from NIH
Rajgopal Govindarajan, an associate professor of pharmaceutical and biomedical sciences in the College of Pharmacy,…
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Read the July 28 electronic issue of Columns
Click here to read the July 28 electronic issue of Columns.
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Season tickets on sale for 2nd Thursday Scholarship Series
The Hugh Hodgson School of Music will present another season of the 2nd Thursday Scholarship…
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SPIA program ranks first for international scholarly output
The public administration program within UGA’s School of Public and International Affairs placed No. 1…
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Child’s play
When Caree Cotwright was in kindergarten, she was asked to return to her Atlanta preschool…
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UGA researchers develop technique to enhance stroke treatment
UGA researchers and their collaborators have developed a new technique to enhance stroke treatment that…
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GMOA wins two national book awards
The Georgia Museum of Art has received two national awards, one from Foreword Reviews and…
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Insurance liability card
The Georgia Liability Insurance Card for fiscal year 2015 can be downloaded from the UGA…
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Tobacco cessation sessions to be led by College of Pharmacy students
Registration is now open for the fall tobacco cessation sessions offered by students in the…
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Art museum welcomes new curator, director
A new curator and a new director of membership joined the Georgia Museum of Art…
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Emory professor to discuss cellular therapies during July 30 lecture
The UGA Regenerative Bioscience Center will host a lecture by Emory University’s Ian Copland July…
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Town & Gown Players’ ‘Proof’ to include UGA employees, alumni
The Town & Gown Players’ presentation of Proof by David Auburn will include UGA alumni,…
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Private giving tops $126M, sets new fundraising record
UGA concluded its best fundraising year in history June 30, posting $126.4 million in new…
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UNC administrator named new vice provost for academic affairs at UGA
Russell Mumper, an administrator who has been recognized nationally for fostering innovative instruction and has…
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Training courses
Training and Development course offerings for August and September are now available. The schedule includes…
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U.S. Senate unanimously confirms UGA alumna as federal appellate judge
In a 94-0 vote on July 21, the U.S. Senate confirmed the nomination of Julie…
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Campus Transit schedule
Campus Transit will continue operating all bus routes on the summer semester schedule during the…
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$2M NSF grant aims to help attract, train math students
UGA has received a $2 million grant from the National Science Foundation to continue its…
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UGA hosts reception in D.C.
The university held its annual UGA in D.C. Reception June 27 at Union Station with…
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Read the July 14 electronic issue of Columns
Click here to read the July 14 electronic issue of Columns.
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2014 Southeastern Conference Symposium to focus on challenge of obesity
The 2014 Southeastern Conference Symposium will bring faculty, administrators and students from all 14 member…
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Georgia Museum of Art installs ‘growing cubes’ in garden
The Georgia Museum of Art’s Jane and Harry Willson Sculpture Garden has art in it…
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