Tag: News Release
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Floyd offers clarification on UGA Food Service employment practices
Several points in Lee Shearer’s Nov. 23 article in the Athens Banner-Herald, “Group Reviews UGA…
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Media Advisory: UGA law professor says delay in Nichols trial verdict may be only small problem
According to nationally recognized trial law expert and University of Georgia law professor Ronald L.…
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Emergency training class readies UGA employees for campus disasters
The first class of University of Georgia students and employees has completed the UGA Campus…
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University of Georgia notifies ‘early-action’ applicants of admissions status
High school seniors who applied for “early-action” admission to the University of Georgia will learn…
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William U. Eiland reveives lifetime achievement award from SEMC
William Underwood Eiland, director of the Georgia Museum of Art, recently received the James R.…
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UGA Odum School of Ecology graduate student reveives Wildlife Disease Association Award
Nicole Gottdenker, Ph.D. student at the University of Georgia, recently received the Wildlife Disease Association…
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Freedom Breakfast planned for Jan. 16 at UGA
The sixth annual Freedom Breakfast honoring the life and work of the late Rev. Martin…
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About 2,260 eligible to reveive degrees at UGA commencement ceremonies Dec.19
About 2,260 University of Georgia students will be eligible to receive degrees at UGA’s fall…
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UGA education students Shaver, Reagin receive Osborn Scholarships
University of Georgia elementary education students Ashley Shaver and Mary Reagin have been awarded D.…
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Gamble receives 55th Paul Tappan Harwell Scholarship
Suzanna Gamble, a junior in early childhood education from Cumming, has been awarded the 55th…
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New research shows how gene function drives natural selection in important class of genetic elements
For years, researchers thought that most of this DNA was passive “junk” and knew little…
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Georgia Mseum of Art curator receives 2009 Georgia Museum Educator of the Year Award
The Georgia Art Education Association has selected Georgia Museum of Art curator Carissa DiCindio to…
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Study first to how that RNA interference can facilitate vaccine development
Pharmaceutical companies and universities are racing to develop drugs that use the gene silencing mechanism…
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UGA professor elected to directorate of national college student affairs group
University of Georgia College of Education faculty member Laura Dean has been elected to the…
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Houck to serve on Journal of Education Finance Editorial board
University of Georgia education professor Eric Houck has been selected to serve as a member…
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AccessText Network created in collaboration with UGA will improve student access to textbooks
The Association of American Publishers has signed an agreement with the Alternative Media Access Center,…
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Department of anthropology graduate student at UGA wins national writing award
A University of Georgia department of anthropology graduate student has won the American Anthropological Association’s…
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2009 summer orientation leaders named by UGA’s Office of Undergraduate Admissions
Incoming students at the University of Georgia should be well-prepared when they begin classes next…
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UGA grad student in student affairs administration named SREB Fellow
Athens, Ga. – Jawaan Wallace, a University of Georgia graduate student in college student affairs…
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UGA program to deter youth alcohol use also reduces conduct problems, study finds
A University of Georgia program designed to reduce alcohol use, drug use and risky sexual…
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Media Advisory: UGA law professor says O.J. Simpson sentence is fair
According to nationally-recognized trial law expert and University of Georgia law professor Ronald L. Carlson,…
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University of Georgia Budget Update
I would like to begin my comments on the budget situation with words of praise…
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UGA astronomer part of team that takes first direct photographs of planets outside our Solar System
Inseok Song is part of a team that in mid-November reported the first direct photographs…
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Georgia Economic Outlook 2009
About 1,000 Atlanta executives, government leaders and University of Georgia alumni are registered for the…
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