Tag: Columns
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UGA community to celebrate life, works of Charles Darwin
Darwin Days, a yearly celebration of the life and work of Charles Darwin, whose theory…
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Campus Scenes February 1, 2010
UGA students, faculty and staff make a big difference both on campus and in the…
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Dawgs for Haiti near goal
Dawgs for Haiti, a grassroots initiative of more than 90 registered student organizations on campus,…
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Income tax assistance
The Georgia Federal Credit Union is partnering with UGA’s College of Family and Consumer Sciences…
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Decorative arts symposium opens Jan. 29
The Georgia Museum of Art will host the fifth Henry D. Green Symposium of the…
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Pulitzer Prize-winning author to lecture
Douglas Blackmon, 2008 recipient of the Pulitzer Prize for his book, Slavery by Another Name:…
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‘Georgia Review,’ Georgia Poetry Circuit present poetry reading Jan. 28 at Ciné
Poet Kevin Prufer will read from his work beginning at 7 p.m. on Jan. 28…
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Head of Atlanta’s Ron Clark Academy will speak on campus
Ron Clark, an internationally recognized educator, will deliver the 2010 Holmes-Hunter Lecture at 2 p.m.…
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NYC planning commissioner to open spring CED lecture series
Karen A. Phillips, UGA alumna, will open the College of Environment and Design lecture series…
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The State of the University Address 2010
The State of the University Address by Michael F. Adams, President
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Emory professor will open Vanguard lecture series
Stanley Foster, a public health practitioner who lived the story of smallpox eradication, opens the…
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Lecturer: Being more mindful of feelings benefits emotional health
Kirk Warren Brown wants to teach you not to think. In a Jan. 11 campus…
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Black History Month observance opens with ‘Voice of New Generation’
The university’s February calendar is stocked with events celebrating and expressing the African-American experience for…
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New public health news bureau to focus on overlooked health issues
A new public health news bureau staffed by UGA graduate students will soon give voice…
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Speaker: Civil rights struggle continues
Reaching goals is no reason to slow the momentum of the civil rights struggle, retired…
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Graduate School begins centennial celebration
The Graduate School will begin its 100th anniversary celebration with the Centennial Kickoff on Jan.…
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SPIA researchers to study water conflicts
Two researchers in the School of Public and International Affairs will determine how to prevent…
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Dynamic Duo: Researchers discover biological basis of ‘bacterial immune system’
A team of scientists led by researchers at UGA has discovered how this defense system…
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CDC expert will discuss global health strategy
The intersection between global public health and international law will be the focus of a…
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Insurance payroll deductions to change for biweekly employees
Paychecks may look a little different in February for benefits-eligible employees who are paid biweekly.
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Faculty receive seed grants to study persistent poverty in state
For the fifth consecutive year, UGA faculty members have been awarded grants to support creative…
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$5 million USDA grant focuses on water-saving technologies
Many ornamental nursery growers test to see if their plants need water by sticking a…
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Former faculty member to give Founders’ Day Lecture
In observance of the university’s 225th anniversary, Gary K. Bertsch, a former UGA faculty member…
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