UGA School of Law finishes strong in moot court competition, advances to nationals
Two teams from the University of Georgia School of Law have earned the right to advance to the national rounds of the Frederick Douglass Moot Court Competition.
University of Georgia President Michael F. Adams provided an update on the university’s budget on Friday, Jan. 29. Budget update slides and talking points are available online.
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Lecture: 'Vicious Fishes of the Amazon'
Ray Troll, Alaskan artist, author and scientific illustrator, will lecture about 'Vicious Fishes of the Amazon' on Feb. 9 at 4 p.m. in the Ecology Auditorium. The program is part of Darwin Day at UGA.
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Amazing Student: Alyssa Larsen
When Alyssa Larsen received her bachelor's degree, she realized the quality of a University of Georgia education was top-rate. Like many students, she graduated and got a job. She got married and moved to suburban Atlanta. When it was time for graduate school, she wanted to go to UGA, and the part-time master of social work degree program at UGA's Gwinnett campus fit her needs perfectly. She is completing her degree while she works full-time. Meanwhile, Larsen and her husband just adopted a son from Georgia's foster care program. She has also been able to take advantage of many of the opportunities available to more traditional students, including a chance to volunteer at a camp for children who have been burned, which is a service-learning initiative in UGA's School of Social Work. After graduation, Larsen plans to continue working and eventually get her doctorate and clinical licensure.
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