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Coding for a Better Community: UWG Brings Back Hackathon for Young Tech Enthusiasts
Do you or someone you know like to create or design stuff? How about using technology to build a better community? Join the University of West Georgia for Hackathon 2022 – themed “Coding for a Better Community” – scheduled for Feb. 4-5. The early registration deadline is Dec. 15.
Dec 1 -
Fine Print: Retired Veteran Graduating with Art Degree from UWG
Veteran Deperlene Reid’s life so far has been bookended by passions instilled in her as a child: the love for her country and an appreciation for the arts.
Nov 11 -
SMI, UWG Announce the Stone Center for Family Business, Entrepreneurship, and Innovation
Systems & Methods, Inc. and the University of West Georgia announced today a partnership to establish the Stone Center for Family Business, Entrepreneurship, and Innovation within UWG’s Richards College of Business. It will serve as a hub for student programming, faculty engagement and community outreach aimed at nurturing innovation and entrepreneurial activity in the region.
Nov 8 -
Looking Up: UWG’s Richards College of Business Hosts 25th Annual Economic Forecast Breakfast
UWG’s Richards College of Business held its 25th annual Economic Forecast Breakfast Tuesday, with business, government and community leaders from the West Georgia region gathering to discuss the local economy and what to expect in the coming year.
Oct 29 -
A New Era: UWG Cuts Ribbon on Roy Richards Sr. Hall
UWG cut the ribbon last Friday on Roy Richards Sr. Hall, the new home for the Richards College of Business. More than 700 days after ground was broken, the university hosted members of the Richards family, dignitaries and influential donors for the hall’s grand opening as part of Homecoming.
Oct 26 -
UWG’s Wolfie Featured in New Children’s Book
The University of West Georgia’s larger-than-life mascot, Wolfie, has teamed up with some of his closest colleagues to share his origin story with UWG’s youngest fans.
Oct 18 -
Moulthrop, UWG Alumnus and Master Craftsman, Turns Trees Into Works of Art
The bowl will be on display during Richards Hall’s grand opening later this month, when UWG will officially cut the ribbon on the new building on Friday, Oct. 22, at 4 p.m.
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Unique Experiences, Valuable Outcomes: Frazier Internship Strikes Chord with Students, Community
The University of West Georgia recently wrapped its second Frazier Music Business Internship Scholarship, building on the success of 2019’s inaugural summer program and two UWG students earning invaluable experience at Carrollton City Schools.
Sep 16 -
Art Work: UWG Students Grow Skills Alongside Faculty Mentorships
UWG recently held a ribbon-cutting ceremony at its Newnan campus to celebrate a new sculpture and mural designed by art students Trinity Dendy and Ariana Culver. The projects – commissioned by UWG’s School of the Arts with generous support from the Hollis Trust – are prime examples of the university’s strategic plan in progress.
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Finding Her Calling: UWG Psychology Student Volunteers Time at University’s Pre-K
One simple assignment at UWG led Nyah Jordan toward her future career. The sophomore was tasked with observing children's interactions at playgrounds. She knew UWG’s College of Education just happened to operate a state-of-the-art site committed to such research on campus, so she contacted the Early Learning Center.
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Odyssey of the Mind: UWG Alum’s Quest for Knowledge Crosses Generations
When Ronald Bastien first arrived at UWG, he admittedly wasn’t the most prepared student. But today, through his role as Odyssey Atlanta’s senior program director and director of daily operations, he helps ensure future generations are instilled with a quest for knowledge on a journey toward higher education.
Aug 19 -
From Challenge to Triumph: Virtual Study Abroad Program Pivots, Succeeds Through Adaptation
Like most professors, the University of West Georgia’s Dr. Ann McCleary had to adapt her graduate Museum Education and Interpretation class to the challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic. She originally intended for her history students to embark on a study abroad program to visit museums in South Africa, but due to travel restrictions, the program was canceled.
Aug 10