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Archway to Excellence Campaign raises $500 million  
May 2008
One University, Two Rhodes


Five former U.S. secretaries of state recently convened in Athens to discuss foreign policy issues in order to provide guidance to the next president at “The Report of the Secretaries of State: Bipartisan Advice to the Next Administration.”

The secretaries, whose influence on foreign policy spans nearly 40 years in Republican and Democratic administrations, agreed that the next president should be open to taking diplomatic steps with both allies and unfriendly countries in order to further the nation’s standing in the world and ease global issues in which the U.S. is deeply involved.

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Infectious Diseases   Oxford Debate   Cohen   Sarasvati   Archway to Excellence  
         
New Faculty of Infectious Diseases

UGA has a new multidisciplinary Faculty of Infectious Diseases to address threats to animal and human health.
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UGA vs. oxford union debate
Oxford Union Society wins the third debate hosted by UGA at Oxford to lead the series.
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Lifelong love leads to $1.8 million Donation
Natalie Cohen, a former state tennis champ, leaves UGA $1.8 million for academic scholarships.
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Sarasvati Named First Jane Willson Professor in Arts
Bala Sarasvati, a professor of dance, has been named to the first Jane Willson Professorship in Arts.
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Faculty and Staff support Archway Campaign
As UGA's Archway to Excellence campaign comes to a close, faculty, staff and retirees have another opportunity to contribute to its success.
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