Tag: Women’s History

Pat Mitchell: A ‘dangerous woman’

UGA alumna continues to inspire by sharing women’s stories.
Juanita Daniel Marsh: Trailblazing judge

UGA alumna left a legacy and had a lasting impact on the state of Georgia.
Maxine Clark: The curious entrepreneur

UGA alumna finds creative ways to make the world a little better.
Shirley McBay: The advocate

UGA’s first Black Ph.D. graduate pushed for more underrepresented students in STEM.
The Woodroofs: Two lives dedicated to feeding the world

UGA’s agricultural research duo increased yields of peanuts, cotton and more.
Cori Bargmann: Reshaping science to save lives

UGA alumna is revolutionizing research on the brain and diseases.
Holmes and Hunter-Gault: They followed their dreams

First African Americans to enroll at UGA kept their eyes on the prize.
Mary Frances Early: A life of courage and accomplishment

The College of Education formally named itself in her honor in February.
The Poppy Lady: Moina Michael started a movement for veterans

It began with a simple idea from a UGA professor — sell poppy flowers to…