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Original one-person play will reflect the current lived experience of a parent with a child with disabilities

Penn named SEC Academic Leadership Development Program Fellow

Fellows represent a range of disciplines across campus
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
Free workshop aims to help landowners navigate estate planning

Attorney, economist among workshop speakers who will address a variety of topics
Family stress can lead to work-related guilt for military

Study highlights how family dynamics impact work-related stress and enrichment for service members
Dietetics students achieve perfect placement rate to post-graduate internships

The highly-competitive process is an important step toward becoming a registered dietitian nutritionist
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.
Opportunity abounds for FACS design students

Interest in the furnishings and interiors program surges due partly to diverse career options it offers students.
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