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In the late 1970s, female monarch butterflies made up around 53 percent of the population that migrated to Mexico for the winter. Today, that number has dropped to about 43 percent, and that paints a dire picture, according to a UGA researcher. y
y In the late 1970s, female monarch butterflies made up around 53 percent of the population that migrated to Mexico for the winter. Today, that number has dropped to about 43 percent, and that paints a dire picture, according to a UGA researcher. Learn more about Maximizing Research Opportunities y
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UGA Honors student receives 2010-2011 George J. Mitchell Postgraduate Scholarship
For the second consecutive year, a University of Georgia undergraduate is among the nationally selected recipients of the George J. Mitchell Postgraduate Scholarship. Stephen Dorner, an Honors student from Alpharetta, will use his fellowship to earn a master’s degree in global health at Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland during the 2010-2011 academic year.


H1N1 and seasonal flu recommendations
President Adams' budget update for the campus community
The University of Georgia and University Health Center officials continue to monitor the spread of the H1N1 virus. UGA is following recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) for college and university environments.

• ArchNews Memorandum 9/1/09
• UGA Health Center: Information about the H1N1 Flu
• What you should do if you think you are developing symptoms.


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Students' Thanksgiving Holidays
Students will be on Thanksgiving holiday from Nov. 23-27. Classes will not be held.

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Fall captured at UGA
The hint of the autumn sun’s gentle rays upon one’s face, the brilliance of yellow, gold, orange and red leaves as they prepare to descend from their treetop homes and the gentle rain that sweeps through the air are all signs of fall at the University of Georgia. Click here to see fall captured at UGA. Mobile version also available here.


 

SecureUGA
SecureUGA, which was launched in 2008, is an information security education and awareness program that includes mandatory, self-paced, online awareness presentations. In 2008, all employees were required to complete the first four awareness modules. This year, all employees are required to complete all 10 of the SecureUGA awareness modules by the Nov. 30 deadline. The required modules can be accessed via the SecureUGA Web site. For more information, contact Bert DeSimone at 706/542-5359.


Campaign for Charities
UGA's 2010 Campaign for Charities is officially underway. Employees can contribute by using information from packets sent in October or online at UGA’s Campaign for Charities Web site. Highlights from the kickoff ceremonies can be seen here. The story of Pat Smith, who prepares meals for children in UGA's Child Development Lab at the McPhaul Center, is featured. UGA's goals for this year’s campaign are $425,000 in contributions and a 25 percent participation rate. Please support the effort and help build a better tomorrow. For more information, contact Vonnie Swain at 706/542-2802.

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