Tag: Education
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Dedication marks inaugural day of classes of MCG/UGA Medical Partnership
Forty aspiring physicians began their education in Athens Aug. 9 as the inaugural class of…
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UGA to host Duke TIP Academic Adventures Sept. 25
Academically talented fifth and sixth grade students from across Georgia and the Southeast region will…
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Media Advisory: More than 900 graduate students expected at orientation and information fair
University of Georgia Graduate School officials expect more than 900 incoming students to attend the…
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Approximately 1,512 students eligible for degrees at UGA summer commencement
An estimated 1,512 students will be eligible to receive degrees at the University of Georgia’s…
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UGA announces 2010 Georgia Incentive Scholarship recipients
Forty-one University of Georgia incoming freshmen have been selected to receive the Georgia Incentive Scholarship…
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UGA counseling department to be APA graduate student teaching association site
The University of Georgia’s department of counseling and human development services has been chosen as…
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UGA receives $700,000 grant to create new Professional Science Master’s program
Athens, Ga. – The University of Georgia has been awarded federal stimulus funding to launch…
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UGA announces 2010 Presidential Leadership Scholarship recipients
Twenty-one University of Georgia incoming freshmen have been selected to receive the Presidential Leadership Scholarship…
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UGA education researcher receives $1.5 million grant to explore reading instruction
Many elementary schools today use repeated readings to increase the reading fluency of students, but…
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UGA announces the Goizueta Foundation Scholarship recipients for 2010-2011
Six University of Georgia incoming freshmen have been selected to receive the Goizueta Foundation Scholarship…
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Hall receives College of Education’s 2010 Staff Award for Excellence
Suzanne Hall, a senior accountant for the department of lifelong education, administration and policy, has…
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UGA College of Education to host 75th Annual Psychometric Conference July 6-9
More than 300 scholars, graduate students and professionals in the educational testing industry from around…
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Leadership Institute for K-12 schools joins UGA’s Fanning Institute
The Georgia Leadership Institute for School Improvement will transfer from the University System of Georgia…
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Brumby receives UGA School of Law’s Distinguished Service Scroll Award
Otis A. Brumby Jr. (LL.B. ’65) has been named the 2010 recipient of the University…
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Bettandorff named Outstanding Adult Educator in Georgia
Ruth Bettandorff, who serves as assistant vice president for academic affairs and director of the…
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UGA educational psychology prof named president-elect of APA division
University of Georgia education professor Martha Carr has been named president-elect of the educational psychology…
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Regents Prof Jeremy Kilpatrick first from UGA elected to National Academy of Education
University of Georgia Regents Professor of Mathematics Education Jeremy Kilpatrick is one of 10 newly…
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Georgia Science and Engineering Fair winners announced
More than 700 students from across the state recently competed for more than $48,000 in…
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Photography of UGA professor emeritus Sally Ross featured in Aderhold Hall
Photographs by Sally Hudson Ross, a professor emeritus of the University of Georgia College of…
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UGA to host education workshop on poverty in schools July 27-28
A two-day workshop for Georgia K-8 teachers, administrators, counselors and teacher educators focusing on more…
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Thompson named new Georgia Teacher Quality Higher Ed Program director
University of Georgia faculty member Katherine F. Thompson has been named director of Georgia’s Teacher…
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Forty Athens area high school students attend STEM Academy at UGA
For the past two weeks, about 40 Athens area high school students have been learning…
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UGA education prof, alumni work with schools for Tibetan refugees in India
A University of Georgia gifted education professor has joined two UGA alumni and faculty from…
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UGA comparative literature prof receives translation grant
Akinloye Ojo, an assistant professor of comparative literature in the University of Georgia Franklin College…
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