Tag: Columns
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Grant from IBM will be used to launch study of innovation
IBM and the University of Georgia have launched a research initiative to find out how…
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Committees formed to ID candidates for two deanships
Search committees have been formed to identify candidates for two dean positions at UGA.
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Thomas P. Lauth appointed to Comptroller General’s Educators’ Advisory Panel
Thomas P. Lauth, dean of the School of Public and International Affairs, was appointed by…
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Down the drain
The casual observer would never guess what was really happening in the garden outside of…
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Nobel laureate to lecture as part of chemistry alumni appreciation events
Rudolph A. Marcus, winner of the 1992 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, will speak at 5…
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Bernard C. Patten won 2006 Senior Researcher Prigogine Medal
UGA Regents Professor Bernard C. Patten won the 2006 Senior Researcher Prigogine Medal for his…
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Jerry Gale awarded 2006 American Family Therapy Award
Jerry Gale, a long-time marriage and family therapy professor, was awarded the 2006 American Family…
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Task force will gather input, issue recommendation about fall break
A University Council committee has created a task force to study whether fall break should…
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New book explores religion in early Spain
Between Christians and Moriscos: Juan de Ribera and Religious Reform in Valencia 1568-1614 Benjamin Ehlers…
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Stephen P. Hubbell awarded honorary doctor of science
Carleton College in Northfield, Minn., awarded an honorary doctor of science degree in June to…
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Annual Study, Work and Travel Abroad Fair expands to two days
UGA will host the 22nd Annual Study, Work and Travel Abroad Fair on Oct. 9…
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During work or vacation, admissions director is always helping students
Think of David Graves as the collegiate middleman. The senior associate admissions director is the…
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University of Utah says no to guns
Despite a state law passed in August that would permit concealed weapons on campus, the…
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Campaign for Charities kicks off Oct. 4
The annual UGA Campaign for Charities will get under way Oct. 4 with a kickoff…
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Fighting fire ants
Fall is a good time to bait fire ants for spring. Most fire ant baits…
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Information security will host computer, network course
UGA’s Office of Information Security has partnered with the SANS Institute to bring a six-day…
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Peach State Poll respondents: Immigration is good for country
Fifty-three percent of the state’s adult population believes that immigration is generally a good thing…
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‘Footloose wanderers’
Don’t even think about trying to pronounce it. Although it is found in many organisms…
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Chad Fertig won 2006 Ralph E. Powe Junior Faculty Enhancement Award
Chad Fertig, assistant professor of physics, won a 2006 Ralph E. Powe Junior Faculty Enhancement…
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Migraine study may improve care in and outside of emergency rooms
Migraines sufferers want relief fast. The debilitating effects of a migraine can seriously impair quality…
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Sidney Thompson received 2006 Outstanding Certificate of Merit
Engineering professor Sidney Thompson received a 2006 Outstanding Certificate of Merit from the National Academic…
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Benefits enrollment period announced
The benefits open enrollment period for 2007 for University System of Georgia employees, including those…
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University of Illinois goes online
The University of Illinois will soon offer online degree and certificate programs, according to the…
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Small conservation efforts pay off in big energy savings
As the cost of electricity, heating fuel and other energy sources continues to climb, the…
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