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UGA Outreach on the Move
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Keep up with PSO through our website at outreach.uga.edu
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Public Service and Outreach launches 2016 faculty, staff fundraising campaign
Public Service and Outreach is looking forward to another great year of fundraising when the faculty-staff campaign kicks off next week. Last year, PSO set a record, giving more than $35K and with a 50 percent increase in the number of faculty, staff and retirees who participated...more.
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Public Service and Outreach kicks off UGA Honors Week with annual meeting and awards luncheon
PSO employees attended a series of professional development sessions for the first time in the annual meeting's 25-year-history. Expert panelists from around campus spoke about applied research, fundraising, storytelling, social styles and experiential learning in workshops sandwiched around the awards luncheon that drew nearly 400...more.
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UGA Public Service and Outreach prepares student for fellowship at CDC
Exposure to real-world experience is one of the reasons Katie Wargo, now a fellow at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, picked UGA's College of Public Health for graduate school. Soon after arriving at UGA, she learned about the Archway Partnership...more.
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UGA SBDC helps entrepreneurs through contest
The Amazing Entrepreneur is in its sixth year and the SBDC has played a key role from the start. The SBDC office in Gwinnett works to steer clients toward the contest, which offers awards for pre-venture entrepreneurs and businesses that have been open less than three years...more.
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Inventing food: UGA FoodPIC is a valuable tool in Georgia's economic development efforts
Tucked into a corner of UGA's Griffin campus is an innovative research center that could be a key component in bringing business and industry to the state. UGA's Food Product Innovation and Commercialization Center is already a valuable asset...more.
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Institute of Government faculty and staff provide training sessions at Georgia Downtown Association conference
Nearly 200 Main Street and municipal revitalization professionals attended training sessions presented during the Georgia Downtown Association's 2016 Annual Conference, sponsored by the Carl Vinson Institute of Government...more.
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Georgia EMC continues with leadership development series at Fanning Institute
The J.W. Fanning Institute for Leadership Development continues management and leadership development programs for the Georgia Electric Membership Corporation (EMC). The almost yearlong program consists of 20 sessions highlighting leadership and management topics...more.
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Campus Kitchen at UGA partners with Freshman College Summer Experience
The Division of Academic Enhancement and the Office of Service-Learning discussed ways to incorporate service-learning as part of the Freshman College Summer Experience. CKUGA emerged as an ideal placement for some of the expected 250 incoming freshman this summer...more.
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UGA-sponsored science fair sends winners to international competition
Thirty-seven participants in the Georgia Science and Engineering Fair (GSEF) will move on to the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF). The fair was held at the Classic Center and coordinated by the UGA Center for Continuing Education...more.
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Georgia UGA Marine Extension receives grant to fund Georgia Shore Program
UGA Marine Extension recently received a grant to fund the Georgia Shore Program, which pays for up to 20 teachers to stay at the UGA Marine Extension dormitory for two weeks and explore and conduct research on the Georgia estuarine/barrier island systems,including Wassaw and Ossabaw Islands...more.
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Annual Plantapalooza spring plant sale raises $31,000 for horticulture supplies and plant collections
Plantapalooza, which brings together three UGA units for one big plant sale, was held on April 9 at the State Botanical Garden of Georgia, UGA Trail Gardens and the UGA Horticulture Club. The event attracted thousands and raised $31,000 for plant collections and horticulture supplies...more.
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