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SGA Elections – Vote for where your money goes

SGA Elections – Vote for where your money goes

“We have voted on nearly $2 million in student fee allocations in the past two years,” said Fred Curtis, Student Government President. “SGA decides where your money goes.” Voting in the upcoming SGA elections will have a direct impact...

 

Career Services gives students a chance to network with professionals

Career Services gives students a chance to network with professionals

300 students and alumni in search of possible career and networking opportunities came to the 2012 Career Services Job Expo. “Enterprise has been very active with UWG. Whenever volunteers were needed, our company is always happy to participate,”...

 

Student Development Center now to be called Counseling & Career Development Center

Student Development Center now to be called Counseling & Career Development Center

     The Student Development Center recently changed its name to better reflect the services they offer so that students may find the offices easily. “I think that students did have difficulty identifying what we did in the past, and that...

 

Peace Corps offer a way to serve

Peace Corps offer a way to serve

   Peace Corps is a volunteer program that serves as a way for you to be of service around the world. “I’ve always been interested and said I would do it” says freshman Daniel Paillant. “Being from Haiti, I felt helpless not being...

 

EXCEL Center to host ‘Mardi Gras of Majors’

EXCEL Center to host ‘Mardi Gras of Majors’

Are you a second-year senior, maybe third or fourth-year senior? Have you been wavering back and forth between majors, or do you not have a clue about what you want to do in your future? Well not surprisingly, there is something to help you...

 

Bush speaks about global warming and climate change

Bush speaks about global warming and climate change

     A crowd of students, faculty, and members of the community gathered in Ingram Library Feb. 1 for Dr. David Bush’s presentation ‘Global Warming and Climate Change: Fact versus Fiction.’  With trees around the University of West...

 

Do we have bad online reputations?

Do we have bad online reputations?

With the Internet today literally being at the tips of society’s fingers with tablets, laptops and cell phones, it is imperative that people learn how to manage their reputation online. Matt Ivester’s book, LOL…OMG! explains how people...

 

SGA proposes campus to Wal-Mart shuttle

SGA proposes campus to Wal-Mart shuttle

Enhancements and improvements are taking place all across our campus and thanks to SGA, UWG transportation services will be upgrading as well. The Student Government Association has proposed a shuttle service from the UWG campus to Wal-Mart,...

 

UPDATE: HOWL for UWG art project

UPDATE: HOWL for UWG art project

HOWL for UWG is a public art benefit project that raises funds for the UWG Annual Fund Campaign. Beginning early October 2011, the art project has come a long way by featuring more than 32 submissions of howling wolves, which are selected to...

 

Forensic anthropologist comes to UWG

Forensic anthropologist comes to UWG

Warren lectures about his experiences in the field of forensic anthropology. Copyright © Hillary Jolly Last Thursday, Dr. Michael Warren gave a lecture on campus about his involvement in the field of forensic anthropology, including his work...

 
 
 
 

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