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UGA Radon and Georgia Public Libraries bring radon education closer to home
Digital Radon Monitor Loan Program allows patrons to check out free monitors
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UGA’s Love and Money Center to prioritize relational and financial well-being
Originally the ASPIRE Clinic, the center's refinement emphasizes financial therapy and mental health
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Free workshop aims to help landowners navigate estate planning
Attorney, economist among workshop speakers who will address a variety of topics
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Family stress can lead to work-related guilt for military
Study highlights how family dynamics impact work-related stress and enrichment for service members
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Dietetics students achieve perfect placement rate to post-graduate internships
The highly-competitive process is an important step toward becoming a registered dietitian nutritionist
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Black youth are paying an emotional toll due to racism
The brain tries to protect Black youth from perceived discrimination. It may come at a mental health cost.
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Opportunity abounds for FACS design students
Interest in the furnishings and interiors program surges due partly to diverse career options it offers students.
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UGA legacy began with a Pontiac and a proposal
When Bill Kuzniak proposed to Ann outside the home management house in 1969, it sparked a UGA legacy spanning three generations
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Breaking barriers: Child Life classmates lean on each other as program’s first Black students
Aspen Thompson and JaQuira Wallace share a lot in common, including a desire to excel as future Child Life Specialists
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