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Helping others after devastation
Scholarship winner plans future in disaster relief work
India town inspires sustainable thinking
Long-term project to improve education has broader implications
Doctoral student wins award from American Kinesiology Association
First graders living the college life
More than 80 children from Athens' J.J. Harris Elementary School field-tripped to UGA to get a taste of the college life, and to learn about Latin American countries and cultures.
Smagorinsky: Teacher stresses value of kindness, mindfulness
Speaker named for inaugural kinesiology Distinguished Alumni Lecture
Dr. Phil Sparling, professor emeritus at Georgia Institute of Technology, with give the inaugural Department of Kinesiology Distinguished Alumni Lecture on Oct. 16.
Engelhard quoted in Creative Loafing
Experience UGA helps kids 'live the college life'
A recent story in the Athens Banner-Herald highlights the Experience UGA program on the day after its annual fundraiser.
Students perform better when able to teach
Low-achieving students who were allowed to teach a virtual class performed better in their own courses, according to a new University of Georgia study.
Symposium celebrates artistic side of research
Graduate students and faculty in the University of Georgia College of Education combine artistic talents with research practices for this showcase of visual, literary and performing arts.