Feature Stories

September 2009

From the President: President Michael F. Adams on student life
Cover Story: Bridging a divide
Feature Stories: Hula Hoops, bubbles and plate tectonics; Leading by example
Closeups: Clicking into UGA; The expanded Tate Center
Around the Arch: Best in show; Homicidal poisonings on the rise; Students spend a year on world’s longest book; Historic past unearthed; Med ed; Full bloom; No fish tales here; Autism education program expands; Putting the heat on high school sports; Kudos to Kupets; Nationwide Tour comes to UGA golf course; Arch news; UGA presence in the high court; Stimulus money funds curator; The day the music died; New Dawgs get taste of service learning; Former alumni relations director dies; Accreditation for Public Health; Fundraising record set; Researching PTSD and drug abuse; Lab rats and episodic memory; Can’t see the campus….for the trees; Going green with steam; Dormant fountains flow again; Picture this!; Stay connected with UGA; A decade old and going strong; Grass that thrives in sun and shade; Arch Partnership wins award; Tiny salamander makes a big splash
Alumni News & Events: Alumni Association Calendar
Alumni Profiles: Legal beagle?; All in the family; She rules the schools
Class Notes: Class Notes; Grad Notes; Obituaries
Class Notes Extras: In memory of Cayle Bywater; Ex-pat expert; Sweet Lantana; Arch trustee oversees public health interns in New York; Full of beans; Victor Profis; UGA law grad appointed to 11th Circuit Court; Atlanta alumni get new digs; Letter from Alumni Association President Vic Sullivan; Why I give
Back Page: Paige Carmichael

Hula Hoops, bubbles and plate tectonics

Yasmin Hudson’s hips move ever so slightly as the Hula Hoop twirls around her waist. As she sways, she chants, “Ninety percent of all volcanoes erupt at the bottom of the ocean where plates are spreading apart.” She repeats the sentence …

Leading by example

So you’re a few years out of college and still living at home with your parents. What do you do? If you’re Garrett Gravesen (BBA ’03) and Kevin Scott (BA ’07) you start an international leadership program designed to change the …