Award nominations sought
Individuals and organizations from throughout the state are
encouraged to submit nominations for the 2004 Georgia Excellence
in Public Service Awards, coordinated by the Carl Vinson Institute
of Government at UGA. This is the second year for the awards
program, a public-private partnership between the Vinson Institute
and Georgia Trend magazine in cooperation with the Georgia Municipal
Association, the Association County Commissioners of Georgia
and Georgia Public Broadcasting.
Awards are presented to state, regional, county and city officials
and professionals. Complete nomination applications are due
at the Vinson Institute no later than April 15, with the winner
announced at a public ceremony in early September in Atlanta.
For more information, visit the awards Web site at www.vinsoninstitute.org/excellence.
Power outages planned
Electrical power to several North Campus buildings will be off
from approximately 5 p.m. March 8 to 6 a.m. on March 9 and from
5 p.m. March 11 to 6 a.m. on March 12 while Physical Plant upgrades
the North Campus electrical distribution system.
The buildings affected March 8-9 will be Brooks Hall (and Brooks
Hall chiller), Joe Brown Hall, Caldwell Hall, Candler Hall,
the Chapel, the Chi Phi house, Demosthenian Hall, Denmark Hall,
Gilbert Hall, Holmes-Hunter Academic Building, the Kappa Alpha
house, the law school complex, Meigs Hall, Moore College, Morris
Hall, New College, Old College, the Old Garden Club, Park Hall
(chiller only), the Pi Kappa Alpha house and Sanford Hall.
On March 11-12, the affected buildings are the administration
building, Baldwin Hall, Bishop House, central duplicating, Human
Resources, LeConte Hall, the main library and annex, Lustrat
House, the North Campus parking deck, Park Hall, Peabody Hall,
Phi Kappa Hall, Rusk Hall, the Tanner Building, Terrell Hall,
visual arts and Waddel Hall.
‘Human Race’ planned
The 26th annual Human Race sponsored by the Catholic Center
will take place March 20. The 5-K walk or run will begin at
9 a.m. at the Catholic Center (1344 S. Lumpkin St., across from
the UGA track). All proceeds go to Camp St. Francis, Open Hearts
Center and St. Mary’s Hospice House.
Entry fees are $15 per participant and $45 per family before
March 13, $18 per participant after March 13. Fees include T-shirt,
food and beverages after the race and the opportunity to win
door prizes.
For more information and an entry form visit www.uga.edu/cc
or call Sr. Barbara at 543-2293.
Breakfast reservations
The Alumni Association’s annual “Workin’ like
a Dawg” alumni employees breakfast will be held
April 7 from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. in the banquet area at the Georgia
Center for Continuing Education. All alumni employees throughout
the state are invited. A continental breakfast will be served
and years-of-service pins will be issued. Invitations and RSVP
forms are being sent to all alumni employees.
To reserve a place, return the RSVP to the Alumni Association
(Wray-Nicholson House, 298 Hull St.) by April 2, or call 542-2251. |
Bulletin Board is limited to announcements from campus-based
organizations whose membership includes UGA faculty and/or staff.
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