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New mathematics teacher is always cheering for her students
May's Amazing Student, Cassandra Koes, was introduced to the UGA campus before most other freshman were even moved in, arriving early for cheerleading tryouts.
Students derive words—and entire presentations—from pictures
Elementary book club finds inspiration from Georgia Children's Book Award-nominated books.
Two assistant professors selected as 2019-2020 Service-Learning Fellows
The University of Georgia's Office of Service-Learning recently selected Collette Chapman-Hilliard and Jill Stefaniak to participate in the 2019-2020 Service-Learning Fellows program.
New law goes beyond helping children with dyslexia
UGA faculty lends expertise for SB48, which benefits young readers across Georgia.
Curiosity, new challenges push speech-language pathology graduate
The first African American to graduate from College's communication sciences and disorders doctoral program looks to train next generation of researchers, clinicians.
Drive to succeed led veteran to his new teaching degree
Perry West, a decorated war veteran of the U.S. Army, has traveled the world and influenced thousands of soldiers, but his latest achievement is graduating from the College of Education.
Student organizations in literacy education receive 2019 SOAR Awards
The Journal of Language and Literacy Education and the Language and Literacy Education Graduate Organization were recently recognized for their collaborative achievements.
Amazing Student: Ellie Pryor
Ellie Pryor, an exercise and sport science major, has taken advantage of the "unbelievable opportunities" UGA offers, from lab research to club volleyball to volunteering for Special Olympics to study abroad.
Doctoral student wins national fellowship
Maritza Y. Duran, a second-year Ph.D. student in the department of counseling and human development services, has been awarded the Minority Fellowship through the American Psychological Association.
Media mention: Kinesiology professor quoted in Women's Health Magazine, MyFitnessPal website
Professor Patrick J. O'Connor lends expertise on the benefits of exercise to help you feel energized and happier.