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| Columns::September 10, 2001 UGA climbs again in ranking of national public universities Alumna returns to discss the ethics of the political memoir Making memories The next step Finance professor builds global bridges Newsmakers Georgia Museum of Art exhibits works by American realist Whalley Research Experience for Undergraduates Administrative changes Day of caring Campus News
UGA plans to become one of the few institutions of higher education in the country with its own on-campus “haz-mat” team. Staffed by 12 individuals, the Hazard Assessment Response Team will be capable of responding to chemical, biological and radiation hazards 24 hours a day, seven days a week. University officials expect HART to be fully operational in spring 2002. UGA currently contracts with a private company in Atlanta for its hazardous assessment needs. Wes Kolar, above, of the HART team demonstrates the Level A chemical protection suit. Photo by Peter Frey |
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