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Booklet helps guide STEM instructors in new UGA center
When faculty begin using the classrooms and labs in the University of Georgia's new Science Learning Center next fall, they will have a handy booklet to help them in designing their STEM-related courses.
Professor's new book examines policies affecting rural education
A new book co-edited by a University of Georgia College of Education faculty member takes an in-depth look at rural education—and the opportunities it presents.
Professor selected as an inaugural UGA Special Collections Libraries Faculty Fellow
Kathleen deMarrais is one of 11 faculty members to participate in new library program.
Along with your morning, coffee may also boost your exercise routine
The caffeine in your morning cup of coffee could help improve athletic endurance, according to a new University of Georgia review study.
For kinesiology student, medical school is next on agenda. Sleep? Not so much.
Not only is Marjorie Butler a starter for the University of Georgia's women's basketball team, but she's balancing her studies with another rigorous process—applying to medical school.
College to partner with Harvard's Center on the Developing Child
COE is partnering with Harvard to develop innovative practices that support the healthy development of children ages 0 to 3 with toxic high stress.
Join the gym to feel energized, lose weight
U.S. News story cites professor's study in article on weight loss
Smagorinsky quoted in the Washington Post on Trump's anti-PC stance
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"I think with political correctness, in the world of Donald Trump, it's used to bully people out."
'Transparent' is clear in its message, appeal
The TV show's second season continues to normalize transgender issues, says professor.
Professor receives early career award from American Psychological Association
Anneliese Singh has been awarded the 2016 Award for Distinguished Contributions to Psychology in the Public Interest (Early Career).