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Celebrating their retirement at the annual UWG Retirement Tea are (l-r) Dr. John vonEschenbach, professor of early childhood and elementary education, Dr. Jan Ruskell, librarian professor and Dr. Marc LaFountain, professor of sociology. Faculty and Staff Honored Service pins were awarded to faculty and staff in recognition of their years of service to West Georgia at the spring general faculty meeting in May. The annual awards for 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35 and even 40 years of service are made possible by contributions to the University of West Georgia Foundation. MORE
Pub and Print Receives Accolades The Department of Publications and Printing, won eight Print Excellence Awards in the state’s annual Printing Industry Association of Georgia competition. The PIAG Print Excellence Awards competition is the state printing industry’s oldest, largest and most prestigious graphic arts awards program. Winning entries were selected from 1,135 entries submitted by 59 print and graphic arts companies. MORE	COE Hosts Annual Learning Festival Hundreds of educators will descend upon the University of West Georgia campus for the second annual Learning Festival, a weeklong education conference for teachers in preschool through high school. Hosted by the UWG Department of Curriculum and Instruction, the conference is scheduled Monday, June 2 through Friday, June 6. MORE
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Vol. 40 • No. 9
May 30, 2008

Water, Water Everywhere

When H.W. Richards began to develop the Ole Hickory neighborhood off of Highway 61 about 40 years ago, he ran into a problem. His builders failed to find a water supply for residents. more

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Jim Sutherland, vice president for the Division of Business and Finance, sent the winners of the Customer Service Program a note and explanation to the campus community of what their winning attributes were. more

Check out this month's calendar to see exciting happenings and goings-on at UWG.

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Faculty and Staff Honored

Pub and Print Receives Accolades

COE Hosts Annual Learning Festival

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