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On a recent trip to coastal Georgia, Lisa Ledbetter, assistant vice president for UCM, noticed this archway in the Crescent Community on State Route 99 in McIntosh County. The capstone reads "Kings Daughters Orphans Home 1907." An Internet search did not reveal a history of this site, but apparently there were several orphanages of this name in the South at the turn of the century. (In Focus features a photograph submitted by a UWG faculty or staff member. E-mail your photo and caption information to the Campus Chronicle photographer.)


Dr. Sethna Featured for Love of Reading

University of West Georgia President Beheruz N. Sethna has a passion for reading and appreciates the importance of reading for young children and their education. That is part of the reason he is featured on a promotional poster not once but twice on the Georgia Department of Education’s Georgia Read More website. MORE

Kagoshima University Professors Visit

Drs. Yasuhiro Tae and Ikuo Sakamoto, professors of education at the Kagoshima University, are visiting the University of West Georgia and the Carrollton community this week. MORE

UWG Grad is Youngest in USG History

The University of West Georgia made history when the youngest graduate in the 76-year history of the University System of Georgia walked across the stage to receive his diploma. MORE

Greek Village to House a Dream

For as long as there have been sororities and fraternities at the University of West Georgia, there has been a dream for Greek housing and that dream will become reality this fall with a groundbreaking for a 254-bed Greek Village. MORE

Degree's a Home Run for Community

For those thinking of a new career, a promotion or preparing for a Ph.D. program, the University of West Georgia and the Department of Sociology and Criminology are stepping up to the plate with a new Master of Art degree in Criminology. The program offers the only graduate degree in the state that is designed as a comprehensive and broad based program in criminology. MORE

New Program Gets an A

The Professional Development School program graduated its first class this spring and that achievement represents a unique collaboration between the University of West Georgia and the Carroll County School System. MORE
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