Monday, July 16, 2001
New program supports summer research by undergraduate students
Georgia Review business manager is elected new president of Staff Council
40th anniversary of desegregation garners national CASE awards
The university’s commemoration of the 40th anniversary of its desegregation received top honors in the special events category in a national awards competition sponsored by the Council for Advancement and Support of Education. The entry--supported by print, video and Web site material created in conjunction with the Jan. 9 event--received gold medal recognition at the CASE International Assembly held in San Francisco in July. It will become part of the library/archives at CASE national headquarters in Washington, D.C.
In addition, staff from the Public Affairs office won two related awards. The video “Crossing the Great Divide” that debuted Jan. 9 and has subsequently aired on GPTV won a silver medal for video features. It was produced and edited by Steve Bell; Ray Moore, who covered UGA’s desegregation for WSB-TV, wrote the script, while Geof Gilland served as videographer and co-editor. The poster for the event, created by Rick Fiala, also received a silver medal for visual design in print.

--Sharron Hannon
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