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College alumnus receives honor from national organization
Dr. Larry Gerstein (M.A. '76, Ph.D. '83) received the American Psychological Association's 2019 Award for Distinguished Contributions to the International Advancement of Psychology.
Event series uses art to explore our differences
Programs culminate in powerful retelling of award-winning book, 'Citizen.'
Professor, student honored by sports medicine organization
They are the recipients of the Local Achievement Award for Athletic Trainers and the Promising Career Award.
Students gain career skills through Super Bowl LIII in Atlanta
Weeklong preview event for fans offers opportunities for UGA sport management students.
Longtime faculty member receives President's Medal
Even in retirement, Sylvia Hutchinson, one of the two recipients of this year's President's Medal, continues to give of her time and talents to the University of Georgia.
Sister scholars: Supporting black women in academia and life
What started out as an academic writing group evolved into something so much more for three alumnae navigating and exploring their professional and personal identities in higher education.
Assistant professor reconsiders Pre-K 'fade-out' effect
Walker Swain discusses whether high-quality early grade teachers can help the Pre-K effect, or the benefits children receive from attending Pre-K, last longer.
A friendship with principle
Athens women bond over four decades of memories and a shared love of education.
College of Education's online degrees ranked among country's top 5
The annual list of best online graduate education programs puts the College tied at No. 5 with Michigan State University and the University of Iowa.
Kinesiology researcher receives UGA's 1st Churchill Scholarship
The award funds American students as they pursue a one-year master's program in science, mathematics and engineering at the University of Cambridge in England.