UGA to co-host White House Initiative's Community Conversation on Latino education
Georgia educators, students, parents, community and business leaders will have an opportunity to speak to leaders of a White House Initiative on how to improve education for Latino immigrants in a Community Conversation on Friday, Nov. 13 at the Atlanta Latin American Association. .
H1N1 and seasonal flu recommendations

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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Desegregation exhibit
Two companion exhibits at the Richard B. Russell Library for Political Research and Studies examine school desegregation. The exhibits run through February 2010. Measuring Deliberate Speed: Georgians Face School Desegregation showcases materials from the Russell archives that illuminate the tactics, rhetoric and reactions of Georgians to federal school desegregation mandates. WIth All Deliberate Speed, created by the Associated Press Corporate Archives, explores how the news agency prepared for and covered segregation events in Little Rock and its reverberations throughout the South. For more information, contact Jean Cleveland at 706/542-8079.
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A Dawg's Day
Ever wonder what Hairy Dawg does on game day? Here's a peek into his world. Join UGA's Broadcast Video and Photography unit videographers as they catch a glimpse into all that happens behind the scenes with one of UGA's most loved mascots. For a link to the standard video, see this Web site. For mobile devices, see this Web site. For all BVP multimedia, see the Web site.
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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