Tag: Inside UGA
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Going above and beyond
Two UGA departments were recognized recently for outstanding customer service by the University System of…
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Former economic developer Mary Beth Chew named new Brunswick-Glynn County Archway Professional
Mary Beth Chew has assumed the duties of Archway Professional in Brunswick-Glynn County. Her appointment…
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Wellness check
New Terry College of Business faculty examine health care system and institutions that support it
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UGA consortium will help care for 9/11 memorial trees
Four years ago, Bartlett Tree Experts, an international tree company, was asked to care for…
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Business college climbs to 36th in survey of nation’s top full-time M.B.A. programs
The full-time M.B.A. program at the Terry College of Business is ranked 36th nationally and…
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The apprentices: CURO undergrads engage in experiential learning
First-year student Brittany McGrue may be new to campus, but she is already making connections…
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‘Whatever It Takes’ author Paul Tough to speak about poverty, education in America
Paul Tough, former editor of the New York Times Sunday Magazine and author of the…
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UGA ranks as fourth highest producer of Fulbright Scholars
UGA shares the distinction of being the fourth-highest-ranked producer of Fulbright Scholars for the 2010-2011…
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‘Fuller curriculum’
The University System of Georgia Board of Regents approved an expansion of the engineering curriculum…
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Editorial cartoonist will give environmental ethics lecture Nov. 19
Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist Mike Luckovich will give the Willson Center-EECP Environmental Ethics Lecture on…
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Early leaders in state’s AIDS battle will take part in panel discussion
Four of Georgia’s early influential leaders on HIV/AIDS issues will share their experiences during a…
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Study: Moving animals not a panacea for habitat loss
New UGA research suggests moving threatened animals to protected habitats may not always be an…
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Economic clout
Although the Great Recession has hit Hispanics and Asians particularly hard, their buying power is…
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Tull accounting school receives $1 million pledge
Ernst and Young, one of the largest professional services firms in the world, has pledged…
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NSF grant will be used to make STEM more accessible
During the last decade, the influence of digital media has changed the way young people…
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Chalk talk
Teaching can be hard, but a new collection of teaching tips written by UGA faculty…
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Noted vaccine researcher joins UGA faculty ranks
Don Mark Estes, an internationally renowned veterinary immunologist and vaccine researcher, has joined the College…
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U.S. senator will deliver this year’s Getzen Lecture
U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson will deliver the School of Public and International Affairs’ 2010 Getzen…
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American jewelry artist to visit campus
Noted American jeweler Lola Brooks, recognized as part of a new wave of American artists…
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McGill lecturer discusses four key issues facing journalism today
Paul Steiger, leader of the investigative reporting non profit ProPublica and former managing editor of…
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‘Financial Times’ ranks Executive M.B.A. program among world’s best
The Executive M.B.A. program at the Terry College of Business is ranked as one of…
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Grant to fund study of modeling-based science teaching method
UGA education researcher Ji Shen believes that an innovative approach to K-12 teaching called Modeling-Based…
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Political science conference to recap midterm elections
The department of political science in the School of Public and International Affairs will host…
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Fisheries research biologist will share $4.45 million NOAA grant for sturgeon study
UGA associate professor Doug Peterson is sharing a $4.45 million, three-year grant from the National…
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