WUGA helps New Orleans DJ get back to the airwaves
Louise Wehner, works as a radio host for a jazz show
in New Orleans on station WWOZ. Or rather she used to.
Since her home station in New Orleans was flooded by
hurricane Katrina she has been recording her program
from the studios of WUGA in Athens.
Sep 27, 2005,
11:14
Georgia
4-H Forestry Field Day relocated to UGA's Whitehall Forest
As a result of the Rock Eagle 4-H
Center being turned into a Red Cross emergency housing
complex for Hurricane Katrina evacuees, the annual Georgia
4-H Forestry Field Day competition will be held this
year at the Warnell School of Forest Resources– Whitehall
Forest, just south of the UGA campus.
Sep 23, 2005,
14:53
New UGA student organization, Corner Talk, holds public forum on Hurricane Katrina relief efforts on September 20
A new University of Georgia student organization called
Corner Talk will host a public forum to discuss the effectiveness
of Hurricane Katrina relief efforts at 7:30 p.m. Sept.
20 at Hot Corner Coffee, located on the corner of Hull
and Washington streets in downtown Athens.
Sep 12, 2005,
14:15
UGA student-athletes to collect for hurricane relief fund inside stadium at Saturday's UGA-South Carolina football game
The University of Georgia and the UGA Athletic Association
will conduct a coordinated collection for hurricane relief
in connection with the Georgia-South Carolina football
game on Saturday, Sept. 10, at Sanford Stadium.
Sep 8, 2005,
15:51
Decreasing United States oil dependency possible according to participants at UGA conference
What if the United States could replace 30 percent of
its petroleum usage with biomass? That was one of the
primary questions discussed at the bioenergy conference
held last week at the University of Georgia.
Sep 8, 2005,
08:15
UGA hurricane response FAQ
Sep 7, 2005,
11:42
Hurricane relief update (Wednesday, Sept. 7)
Here is an update for the full campus community regarding
University of Georgia hurricane relief activities. For
further information, please direct your question directly
to the UGA department most directly involved with your
area of inquiry.
Sep 7, 2005,
11:00
UGA establishes Web site to track Hurricane Katrina volunteers and resources
For individuals who are interested in immediate and long-term
volunteer opportunities in support of persons impacted
by Hurricane Katrina, the university has created a Web
site to ensure the most efficient use of time and resources.
Visit www.uga.edu/katrina/volunteer.html to register.
Sep 7, 2005,
10:43
Hurricane relief update (Sunday, Sept. 4)
The University is making the Ramsey Center's lower floor
ready for the American Red Cross to use in housing evacuees
from the hurricane-damaged area. While we do not know
when the first evacuees will arrive, it could be Sunday
afternoon or Monday. The lower floor of the Ramsey Center
will be closed to the public, including to Ramsey Center
members, effective 2 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 4.
Sep 4, 2005,
19:41
Memo regarding Hurricane Katrina fundraising efforts at UGA
The university has received many inquiries in recent
days from individuals and organizations, both on- and
off-campus, seeking to organize fundraising drives and
other relief efforts to assist our neighbors suffering
from the disastrous hurricane on the Gulf coast. This
outpouring of concern and desire to provide assistance
is truly heartwarming.
Sep 2, 2005,
20:31
Update on University of Georgia hurricane relief efforts (Friday, Sept. 2)
Following is an update on ongoing University of Georgia actions
in response to the Hurricane Katrina tragedy. Please also
see a memo regarding hurricane fundraising at UGA. See also information regarding the possible utilization of the Ramsey Center.
Sep 2, 2005,
14:46
University System of Georgia responds to hurricane disaster
A number of University System of Georgia (USG) institutions
have quickly mobilized to assist victims of Hurricane Katrina, particularly Gulf Coast college students displaced by the disaster.
Sep 2, 2005,
11:42
UGA announces actions in response to hurricane tragedy
UGA President Michael F. Adams today expressed concerns
for victims of Hurricane Katrina and announced several
actions the institution will take in response to the
tragedy. "All of us at UGA are very concerned about the people impacted by this storm in Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama," Adams said. "In
particular, our hearts go out to our colleagues at institutions
of higher education in the impacted areas. We will do
everything we appropriately can in support of the efforts
to provide assistance to those involved."
Aug 31, 2005,
19:01
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