Tag: Inside UGA
-
Researchers find new way to create tiny ‘natural motors’
A team of UGA physicists has demonstrated for the first time a new technique to…
-
UGA alumna wins Pulitzer Prize for collection of poetry
College cheerleader and Pulitzer Prize-winning poet probably aren’t identities most people would associate with the…
-
Giving back
Name: Donald R. Perry Jr.Position: Director, Terry Evening M.B.A. Program in Atlanta At UGA: 22…
-
CURO honors 19 high school seniors as ‘Promising Scholars’
Nineteen Georgia high school seniors were recently honored as 2007 “Promising Scholars” for their outstanding…
-
Literary journal wins state, regional and national awards
The Georgia Review, UGA’s quarterly literary journal, has garnered significant praise in recent weeks, picking…
-
University creates two committees to examine emergency preparedness
University administrators have formed two committees to recommend ways UGA can prevent or—if necessary—manage emergencies…
-
‘To the next level’
Robert T. Sumichrast, dean of Louisiana State University’s business college, has been chosen dean of…
-
UGA president elected chairman of NCAA Executive Committee
UGA President Michael F. Adams has been elected chair of the National Collegiate Athletic Association…
-
Two profs elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Two UGA professors have been named members of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
-
Microbiologist leads $1.8 million project to ID biomarkers
The U.S. Department of Energy has awarded a $1.8 million grant to a team headed…
-
Green Eggs and Sand
Every spring, thousands of horseshoe crabs swim to the shores of Georgia’s barrier islands to…
-
Retracing the movement
Forty-five years after the epic desegregation struggle at UGA, the legacy of the civil rights…
-
Promotion, tenure review committees are announced
In accordance with the University of Georgia guidelines for appointment, promotion and tenure, the membership…
-
Search under way for director of new Washington Semester Program
A new Washington Semester Program has been created as a unit within the Office of…
-
Nearly 5,000 students will receive degrees at May 12 commencement ceremonies
More than 4,900 students are expected to be eligible to receive degrees when the university…
-
Minimum wage for lowest-paid salaried employees to increase Jan. 1
The university will increase the minimum wage paid to salaried employees to $20,000 per year…
-
Arch Professorships will enhance faculty recruitment, retention
The board of trustees of the Arch Foundation for the University of Georgia announced at…
-
Longtime coordinator made clinic her ‘stage’ for preparing future therapists to help oth
If the director had made a different casting call some three decades ago, the play…
-
Atlanta mayor sounds call to fund higher education for needy students
The democratization of higher education is within Georgia’s reach, but it’s up to residents to…
-
Political science faculty member appointed Albert B. Saye Professor
The School of Public and International Affairs has appointed John A. Maltese as the Albert…
-
Top authors to speak at annual children’s literature conference
Some of the nation’s top authors and illustrators of children’s books will speak during the…
-
NSSE official will discuss how to shape ‘powerful learning experiences’
A leading authority on student engagement and collegiate teaching methods will deliver a lecture at…
-
66th annual Peabody Awards
Thirty-five recipients of the 66th annual Peabody Awards were announced April 4 by UGA’s Grady…
-
Two Honors students awarded Goldwater Scholarships
Two UGA Honors students have been awarded 2007-2008 Barry M. Goldwater Scholarships, one of the…
)