Tag: Newsmakers
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Spreading diseases
A recent USA Today article examined how climate change is causing diseases to spread to…
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Swimming against the streaming
David Lowery, a lecturer for the Music Business Certificate Program at the Terry College of…
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Monumental shift
An executive order by Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal to move from the state Capitol a…
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Food crimes
In a USA Today article about food safety regulations, Michael Doyle, Regents Professor of Food…
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Born losers
Jeff Berejikian, Meigs Professor of International Affairs in the School of Public and International Affairs,…
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Crowdsourcing smoking cessation
A study by Joe Phua, an assistant professor of advertising in the Grady College of…
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Dolphin die-off
Jerry Saliki, director of the virology section of the UGA Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory in Athens…
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Late-night buzz
Jeffrey P. Jones, the director of UGA’s Peabody Awards, explained why late-night talk show The…
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Congressional oversight
Loch Johnson, Regents Professor in the School of Public and International Affairs, described how Congress…
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Great Cate’s collection
The Huffington Post ran a story in its Arts and Culture section about the Catherine…
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‘Twister effect’
John Knox, an associate professor of geography in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences,…
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Lunch with ‘Papa’
Howard Berk, a Distinguished Writer in Residence at UGA, wrote about an experience with legendary…
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Austere veneer
Jeffrey H. Dorfman, an agricultural and applied economics professor in the College of Agricultural and…
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Pressing matters
In a story by the The Wall Street Journal about the legal ramifications of the…
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Temporary solutions
Daniel Feldman, associate dean for academic affairs in the Terry College of Business, lists reasons…
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Antibiotic overdose
Mike Doyle, Regents Professor of Food Microbiology and director of UGA’s Center for Food Safety,…
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Preventive measures
A federally backed health panel concluded in April that women at high risk for breast…
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Creative solutions
National Public Radio ran a story about the origins of measuring creativity. That story brought…
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Silent diplomacy
As tensions have escalated amid the recent bluster by North Korea, Han S. Park, University…
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Notes on a scandal
An alleged cheating scandal in the Atlanta Public School System led to the indictment of…
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Rising stock
In a New York Times article about the resurging popularity of studying the history of…
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Size matters
Daniel Promislow, a genetics professor in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, was featured…
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Social studies
John Knox, an associate professor of geography in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences,…
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Fish food
Irving Steel, a 2008 alumnus of the School of Public and International Affairs now living…
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