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    Regents panel OKs research chair for Medical College  Mar 19, 2008
    The professor holding the chair, backed by a $615,000 endowment, will focus on researching rheumatoid arthritis, according to information provided by the University System of Georgia. Satcher, an orthopedic surgeon who practiced in Atlanta before retiring in 2004, graduated from the college in 1956. (Florida Times-Union)

    Ga. Tech president to head Smithsonian Institution  Mar 17, 2008
    University System of Georgia Chancellor Erroll B. Davis Jr. will soon start a national search to find candidates to fill Clough's post. Related Industry News. (Atlanta Business Chronicle, GA)

    Package to reorganize the state's universities, technical colleges dies  Mar 15, 2008
    ATLANTA The House Higher Education Committee tabled a proposal to reorganize the University System of Georgia and the Department of Technical Educa-tion into a single agency overseen by a board selected by legislators and the governor. Some critics of the plan have warned that having lawmak-ers elect board members would increase the political pres-sure on the resulting agency. (Catoosa County News, GA)

    Campus Gun Scare Sheds New Light on Safety Issues  Mar 6, 2008
    The University System of Georgia had taken the lead in January to negotiate with Connect-Ed to provide an alert network to all institutions should they choose to go with it, said MGC interim president Dr. Mary Ellen Wilson. The systems had been funded and approved for the MGC campus. (Dublin Courier Herald, GA)

    Funding gap rises in Medical College of Georgia expansion  Mar 2, 2008
    A report from a Tripp Umbach, a consultant hired by the University System of Georgia Board of Regents, recom-mends the Augusta-based medical college expand from 745 students to 1,200 statewide by 2020, adding 50 students a year to the Augusta campus, and the remainder at a new four-year campus in Athens in partnership with the Univer-sity of Georgia, and at clinics under development in Savan-nah and Albany. Sen. (Catoosa County News, GA)

    KSU president: 'Guardedly optimistic' school's budget will increase  Feb 28, 2008
    He made a budget presentation to the University System of Georgia last week. RELATED LINK. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Metro)

    Former GSU head dies  Feb 25, 2008
    Dodd, who served on the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia for 14 years, was a student at Georgia State when Mr. Langdale became president. Noah N. Langdale Jr. led Georgia State from 1957 till 1988. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

    Across the area  Feb 14, 2008
    The resolution also explicitly endorses the establishment of an MCG branch in Athens "no later than 2010, utilizing in large part the property currently owned by the United States Navy in Athens, which is intended to be transferred to the University System of Georgia.". Columbia County pupils to get break. (The Augusta Chronicle)

    Audit finds 18 cases of card misuse  Feb 13, 2008
    ATLANTA --- Internal auditors with the University System of Georgia told the Board of Regents on Tuesday that they will complete their review of P-card purchases and deliver their findings March 1, though they'll have to put off other work to do it. The review was prompted by a probe conducted in a dozen state agencies that turned up several examples, including purchases for personal trips to Hawaii and gift cards, which have led to criminal investigations. (The Augusta Chronicle)

    UGA set to honor Vince Dooley  Feb 12, 2008
    UGA's renaming proposal will be up to the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia, which meets in Atlanta Feb. 12-13. Latest News. (Atlanta Business Chronicle, GA)

    Lawmakers seek sway over Board of Regents  Feb 12, 2008
    " The proposal also would give legislators more control over how the state's colleges spend their money. The new board would oversee not just Georgia's public colleges and universities, but its technical schools and colleges also. Regents are appointed by Georgia governors, but most of the members of the new Board of Higher Education would be appointed in the same way as members of the state Department of Transportation board. Each congressional district would have a representative, elected by a... (Athens Banner-Herald)

    Dooley Athletic Complex  Feb 12, 2008
    The proposal now goes before the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia, which meets in Atlanta February 12-13. "This is a fitting tribute to Vince Dooley's 40 years of service to the University of Georgia as an outstanding football coach and athletic director," said UGA President Michael F. Adams. (Georgia Sports -- Rivals.com)

    Taking up residency  Feb 10, 2008
    The University System of Georgia Board of Regents is expected Wednesday to readdress the plan from consultant Tripp Umbach to stave off a pending physician shortage in Georgia ... The recommendations were delivered in January to the University System of Georgia Board of Regents. (The Augusta Chronicle)

    Georgia still up for grabs  Jan 31, 2008
    "This is a very volatile campaign season," Susan Herbst, executive vice chancellor of the University System of Georgia, said. Herbst, who is also a professor of public policy at Georgia Tech, said this campaign season has been all about surprises. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

    MCG will expand here first, consultant says  Jan 24, 2008
    But at least one Augusta lawmaker said he is fed up with the "constant spinning" by University System of Georgia officials to sell the plan. Chancellor Erroll B. Davis faced sometimes pointed questioning during the Joint Budget Briefings about medical expansion plans. (The Augusta Chronicle)

    Regents approve MCG expansion report  Jan 22, 2008
    The University System of Georgia Board of Regents voted to accept a report from consultant Tripp Umbach of Pittsburgh that would see the medical school at MCG grow from 745 students to 1,200 by 2020. The plan calls for a regional medical school campus in Athens in conjunction with the University of Georgia perhaps as early as next year. (The Augusta Chronicle)

    Snow job season is here  Jan 20, 2008
    First came consultant Tripp Umbach's report to the University System of Georgia Board of Regents on expanding medical education at the Medical College of Georgia and in Athens. It was a 48-page blizzard of words with warnings of a doctor shortage crisis in Georgia unless they start training doctors all over the place ASAP, especially in Athens. (The Augusta Chronicle)

    What lies ahead for our MCG?  Jan 20, 2008
    But even if the University System of Georgia Board of Regents approves the plan, the real detailed planning must begin. If the University of Arizona and its satellite medical campus in Phoenix are any guide, the political grumbling and negotiating won't end even after the new campus opens. (The Augusta Chronicle)

    Regional divide seen in views of lawmakers  Jan 20, 2008
    The General Assembly watered down the language, leading the University System of Georgia to take another look at how to expand the college. The result was Tripp Umbach's report. (The Augusta Chronicle)

    $350K in Tech's grants stolen  Jan 19, 2008
    A Georgia Tech administrator bilked the institution out of as much as $350,000 in national grant funds over a six-year period, according to documents released Friday by the University System of Georgia. Documents updating a continuing investigation, obtained by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, detail 18 cases of fraud involving state purchasing cards on college campuses. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

    Regents receive plan for growth  Jan 16, 2008
    Paul Umbach, the founder of the economic and health care consulting firm Tripp Umbach, gave a long-awaited presentation on expanding medical education in Georgia to the University System of Georgia Board of Regents. Chancellor Erroll B. Davis said he did not know of a timeline for the panel to take up the plan. (The Augusta Chronicle)

    Regents to consider more med students at Medical College of Georgia  Jan 16, 2008
    "Georgia has slipped to 40th from 37th among all states in the number of physicians per resident," said Erroll B. Davis Jr., University System of Georgia chancellor. "The health and safety of Georgians are at risk. We need more doctors.". (Atlanta Business Chronicle, GA)

    MCG Expansion urged in new report  Jan 15, 2008
    The report from consulting firm Tripp Umbach will be publicly presented this morning to the University System of Georgia Board of Regents. It predicts dire consequences unless the state acts upon it immediately. (The Augusta Chronicle)

     Opinion Columns • Fictions persist about local health provider.  Jan 13, 2008
    The vision for MCG Health originated with the former president of the Medical College of Georgia, and was approved by the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia, despite opposition from former state Sen ... And, by the way, despite claims to the contrary, there is one captain of this ship -- the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia. (The Augusta Chronicle)

    Don't fear a STEM career  Jan 12, 2008
    In 2006, the 19 teacher-preparation institutions of the University System of Georgia produced a total of only three high school physics teachers. That can't be enough to stay even with retirements, much less to expand programs or keep pace with the field. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

    Outer 'skin' on Kirbo Center  Jan 9, 2008
    " He was referring to the porous travertine marble that had formed the outer 'skin' on the Kirbo Center's partially completed 220-seat auditorium before construction faltered in early 2005. The travertine was at least one cause of recurring mold problems encountered by the first construction company. Problems and subsequent construction delays also arose reportedly due to discrepancies between architectural plans and site layout, in coordination of construction trades and in quality control,... (Bainbridge Post Searchlight, GA)

    2007's first six months of news  Dec 29, 2007
    Chancellor Erroll B. Davis Jr., head of the University System of Georgia makes a visit to Bainbridge College. Decatur County begins a search for a planning director and a human resources director. (Bainbridge Post Searchlight, GA)

    Feds approve Gilbert Manor sale  Dec 22, 2007
    The University System of Georgia Board of Regents is asking the Georgia legislature for $70 million for the dental school, which could include common areas and classrooms that could later be jointly used by the medical school. A plan for how to expand medical education in Georgia will be presented in January but Dr. Rahn said he did not anticipate the legislature will be asked to fund it next year. (The Augusta Chronicle)

    Recipients of Second Annual Mellon Awards for Technology Collaboration Announced  Dec 10, 2007
    -- $50,000 to the Georgia Public Library Service of the University System of Georgia (Atlanta, GA: ) for the development and release of the Evergreen open-source library automation system ). -- $50,000 to Middlebury College (Middlebury, VT: ) for the development and release of the Segue interactive learning management system. (PR Newswire)

    State workers still wash cars  Dec 10, 2007
    Georgia Highlands officials said usually when the governor announces directives, they get a memo from the University System of Georgia chancellor's office. Dana Davis, who handles public relations for the school, said some staffers got the memo, but it probably never made it to the president's office. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

    Forum gives parents insight  Dec 6, 2007
    Students planning to enter or transfer into a University System of Georgia institution must take two units of the same foreign language. From the Thursday, December 06, 2007 edition of the Augusta Chronicle Reader Comments Note: Comments are not edited and don't represent the views of The Augusta Chronicle. (The Augusta Chronicle)

    MGC names Wilson as interim president  Nov 30, 2007
    ATLANTA University System of Georgia Chief Operating Officer Rob Watts announced today that he has appointed Dr. Mary Ellen Wilson, currently vice president for academic affairs at Middle Georgia College (MGC) in Cochran, to serve as the college s interim president. Wilson s appointment, effective Jan. 1, 2008, follows MGC President Richard J. Federinko s recent announcement that he is resigning as of Dec. 31, 2007. (Dublin Courier Herald, GA)

    UAlbany names interim president  Nov 29, 2007
    The interim president took over as officer in charge after Herbst left the school to serve as executive vice chancellor and chief academic officer for the University System of Georgia. Philip earned a masters and undergraduate degrees from UAlbany. (Albany Business Review, NY)

    Gingras taking post in Florida  Nov 16, 2007
    "In the 40 years I have worked with the University System of Georgia, I would say that Rob Gingras is the nicest person I have ever worked with. I wish him and Anne all the best in this new phase of their lives.". When Dr. Clifford M. Brock, who was president from March of 1999 until January 2005, resigned to take the presidency of a California community college, Dr. Gingras was one of 14 applicants for the job. (Bainbridge Post Searchlight, GA)

    Boone to speak at Ag lunch  Nov 14, 2007
    "First, Georgia has the capability to produce an abundance of biomass materials-everything from traditional feedstocks such as corn, soybeans and canola to non-traditional feedstocks such as sweet sorghum, switch grass and the 24 million acres of forests. Another crucial element is the ability of the University System of Georgia to support the research and development needs of bioenergy companies. And perhaps most important, Georgia has the systems in place to help companies locate and begin... (Bainbridge Post Searchlight, GA)

    Science, math teachers are paid competitively  Nov 2, 2007
    By 2010 Georgia will need over 4,500 new science and math teachers and yet the University System of Georgia presently produces less than 700 per year. In order to attract the large number of new science and math teachers into the profession that will be needed, we must change the misperception of the general public that teachers are grossly underpaid and are second-class citizens compared to other professionals such as doctors and lawyers. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Opinion)

    Middle Georgia College president leaving job  Nov 1, 2007
    Richard Federinko is stepping down as president of Middle Georgia College, University System of Georgia officials announced Wednesday. Federinko, who has been president of the two-year college since 2002, is going to Troy University in Alabama to be a senior vice chancellor, according to a news release. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Metro)

    BC center wins state award  Oct 31, 2007
    The Post-Searchlight - Your local news source for Bainbridge, Georgia. Do you feel more reservoirs upstream from Lake Seminole on the Chattahoochee or Flint rivers should be built. (Bainbridge Post Searchlight, GA)

    Medical College to expand student enrollment  Oct 29, 2007
    The preliminary proposal will be completed by early January and presented to the University System of Georgia Board of Regents, said Dr. D. Douglas Miller, dean of the MCG School of Medicine. The Board of Regents has recommended $10 million in expansion funding for the school for fiscal year 2009. (Atlanta Business Chronicle, GA)

    Valdosta State Expels Student for Collage  Oct 25, 2007
    FIRE wrote a letter to the Chancellor of the University System of Georgia, Erroll B. Davis, Jr., explaining that Barnes has effectively been expelled for engaging in protected speech and has been denied due process rights. VSU has punished a vocal student for peacefully protesting a university parking garage, Lukianoff said, urging readers to ask whether Barnes actions really equaled a terror risk necessitating a students immediate expulsion. (Newsmax)

    Colleges probe $ fraud  Oct 24, 2007
    The University System of Georgia will examine each of the 612,000 transactions made on purchasing cards in 2007 and plans to hold employees, whether world-renowned researchers or administrative assistants, accountable for misuse, Chancellor Erroll Davis said Tuesday. Post comments below. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

    ASU QEP focus of Freeman address  Oct 17, 2007
    Freeman, who is in his second year as the school s chief, said that ASU took the University System of Georgia s invitation to boost technology through the latest banner hosting and infrastructure upgrades while working toward becoming a wireless campus ... Updating the audience on the proposed $27 million Ray Charles fine arts center, Freeman was proud to say that the University System of Georgia s Board of Regents in August approved $1. (Albany Herald)

    Lawmakers hear details on abuse of purchasing cards  Oct 16, 2007
    University System of Georgia schools appear to be the biggest users of the purchasing cards. Georgia Tech has the most cards, with 2,125, and its employees used the cards to spend $42 million in fiscal 2006, according state auditors. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Metro)

    UGA fundraisers move beyond controversy  Oct 15, 2007
    Your Connection to the. Web Search powered by YAHOO. (Athens Banner-Herald)

    Philip to take position as UAlbany officer-in-charge Oct. 26  Oct 4, 2007
    He is expected to fill the position on Oct. 26, replacing Susan Herbst, who is leaving to serve as executive vice chancellor and chief academic officer of the University System of Georgia. Herbst stepped in as Ulbany's officer in charge last year following the sudden death of President Kermit Hall in August 2006. (Albany Business Review, NY)

    With Moultrie pilot success,UGA to grow services program  Sep 24, 2007
    Your Connection to the. as a designer, it's like being published," said DeRocher, who works part time for a community development agency in Athens. "To be a student and see something go into the ground - that's very rare. (Athens Banner-Herald)

    ASU bookstore to stay put  Sep 22, 2007
    But as an entity of the University System of Georgia s Board of Regents, Freeman said, We have to be very circumspect in terms of following the guidelines. with respect to leasing private property. (Albany Herald)

    India's Wipro to open center in Atlanta  Aug 30, 2007
    The University System of Georgia has already provided Wipro with "a comprehensive work force development program," Wipro's statement quoted chancellor Erroll B. Davis Jr. as saying. "We tapped into the resources of Georgia's 35 public colleges and universities to find the best solution for this company," said Davis. (Herald Online, SC -- Technology)

    Perfect HIPAA security impossible, experts say  Aug 28, 2007
    UHC hasn't had a specific HIPAA security audit, but it's been audited for security by the university's security office and also by the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia, which has security requirements ... UHC hasn't had a specific HIPAA security audit, but it's been audited for security by the university's security office and also by the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia, which has security requirements. (Search Security, MA)

    Steel beams go up at Kirbo Center  Aug 18, 2007
    " After the steel beams are all in place, the steel decking for the roof will be going up, according to Fulghum. Then the roof and the walls will go up and the work can begin on the interior, the finishing phase. Dean and Bainbridge College President Dr. Tom Wilkerson are visiting the Kirbo Center construction site more often as the auditorium reconstruction gathers momentum. Originally, in 2002, plans for what was then called the River Regional Center called for a 500-seat theater for speakers,... (Bainbridge Post Searchlight, GA)

    Hope for the state's work force  Aug 14, 2007
    "Once that in-migration stops or slows, Georgia is going to have to depend on its own education system for its educated workforce,'' says Steve Suitts of the Southern Education Foundation. Despite the importance of pre-k to Georgia's future, the Legislature is far more infatuated with HOPE, an affection helped along by the 18 University System of Georgia lobbyists at the Capital. So how many lobbyists are at the Legislature talking up pre-k? None, according to Todd Blandin, spokesman for Bright... (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

    NCAA cuts Cuff some slack  Aug 2, 2007
    Lastly, the University System of Georgia and the SEC both accept the class. This was just another case of an NCAA bureaucracy. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Sports)

    Schools excel at Lobbying 101  Aug 1, 2007
    Over the past 2 1/2 years, Tom Daniel, senior vice chancellor for external affairs with the University System of Georgia, has reported spending about $139,000 on lawmakers, according to documents filed with the State Ethics Commission ... So many university system employees routinely show up to represent their schools' interests at annual budget conference committee meetings that the area where they camp out is called "Regents Row," after the University System of Georgia Board of Regents. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Metro)

    Gateway to the Universe  Jul 31, 2007
    Established by the University System of Georgia (USG) Board of Regents in 1986, the RETP allows prospective engineering students to conduct their first two years of study at a participating USG institution, and then complete the program with two years at the Georgia Institute of Technology. Corley credits a former high school teacher, Eric Andersen, with helping to spark her initial interest in engineering. (Thomaston Times, GA)

    Agencies caught in crossfire on budget  Jul 26, 2007
    Tom Daniel, senior vice chancellor for external affairs with the University System of Georgia, said the state's public colleges will follow the governor's instructions. The system has a lot at stake, since it is scheduled to receive about $2 billion in state funding this year. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Metro)

    Officials: Brenau's med school interest won't hinder Athens campus  Jul 24, 2007
    Your Connection to the. so it sorta made sense," Morrison said. Brenau's interest in community health, with a possible focus on women's health in keeping with its women's college tradition, will complement MCG and UGA's research focus in Athens, he said. The prospect of two additional medical schools in Northeast Georgia doesn't worry Ben Robinson, executive director of the Georgia Board for Physician Workforce, but he wonders whether area hospitals can accommodate students' clinical rotation... (Athens Banner-Herald)

    Sorely needed subjects  Jul 11, 2007
    Source: Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia. Those three new high school physics teachers along with nine new chemistry teachers produced last year fall well short of the state's need for "STEM" (science, technology, engineering and math) graduates. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Opinion)

    Degrees are a critical goal  Jul 7, 2007
    7 percent at Augusta State, according to the 2005-2006 University System of Georgia Annual Report Card. "For every four-year institution that graduates 60 percent of its students, there are six times more that graduate less than 45 percent of their students," says David Spence, a former California vice chancellor of higher education and now president of the Atlanta-based Southern Regional Education Board, a 16-state compact focused on education. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

    Our children need context and stories  Jul 6, 2007
    Chancellor Erroll Davis of the University System of Georgia is putting a renewed emphasis on campuses providing service to communities which means calling upon our state's historians to work with communities on documenting stories and preservation efforts. But these efforts are not enough. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Opinion)

    Teacher preparation study is flawed  Jul 6, 2007
    Reports on each student are reviewed in-house, by the Georgia Professional Standards Commission, and in a report for the University System of Georgia Board of Regents ... In addition, students enrolled in a University System of Georgia college or university must also pass the Regents' Test of basic skills in reading and writing. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Opinion)

    Marble Palace set for improvements  Jul 1, 2007
    5 million in indirect support and the school, the health system and the University System of Georgia splitting the difference on the rest. Then MCG President Daniel W. Rahn, who is a member of the health system board, got his turn. (The Augusta Chronicle)

    Lobbyists can dodge disclosure  Jul 1, 2007
    When lobbyists for Georgia's public universities registered this year for the first time, they signed up as lobbyists for the University System of Georgia ... For years, the only registered lobbyist for the colleges was Tom Daniel, a top University System of Georgia executive. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Metro)

    Black college enrollment in South passes milestone  Jun 26, 2007
    "We've removed a lot of the barriers and accepted that we will have to provide higher levels of learning support in the short-term," said Erroll Davis, who oversees the 33 institutions in the University System of Georgia, noting minority students arrive on campus with lower levels of college preparedness on average. Overall, blacks represent 31. (CNN -- Education)

    City commissioners' gloves are out  Jun 10, 2007
    Ed Tarver, D-Augusta, a vocal critic of the move, and University System of Georgia Chancellor Erroll B. Davis. Mr. Tarver repeatedly asked that someone not connected with either the University of Georgia, a partner in the move, or MCG be allowed to come in and conduct an independent analysis of it, with the unspoken hope that expanding in Augusta instead would come across as the better alternative. (The Augusta Chronicle)

    Leaders will have to work harder  Jun 3, 2007
    And, Mr. Tarver pointed out, Augusta does not have a local representative on the University System of Georgia Board of Regents, which will soon be studying whether to place a satellite campus of the Medical College of Georgia School of Medicine in Athens in conjunction with the University of Georgia. That move is vehemently opposed by many of those gathered. (The Augusta Chronicle)

    Yarbrough named president of Savannah State  May 31, 2007
    The Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia made the announcement following a late-morning conference call to discuss the appointment. Earl G. Yarbrough Sr.. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Metro)

    READERS WRITE  May 24, 2007
    As a follow up, a team of University System of Georgia researchers identified an opportunity for the state to grow 28,000 jobs and contribute a net of $82 million annually to state tax revenues by attracting more active adults and facilitating the private and not-for-profit sector's development of retirement communities. The study also observed, as shown in the detailed graphic that accompanied the editorial, that more Georgia retirees moved to Alabama, Tennessee and South Carolina from... (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Opinion)

    Meredith: Tuition hikes 'taxation of students, their families'  May 23, 2007
    Prior to taking over the leadership of Mississippi's eight universities, Meredith served as the chancellor of the University of Alabama System and as chancellor of the University System of Georgia. Contentious battles over tuition increase proposals were part of Meredith's tenure in all three states. (The Clarion-Ledger)

    Regents study scrapping exit exam  May 22, 2007
    -- The University System of Georgia Board of Regents' debate over whether to dump the state's college exit exam shouldn't make much difference for University of Georgia students, most of whom already are exempt from taking the test. At its June meeting, the regents are expected to hash through the pros and cons of the exit exam, or Regents' Test, and the possibility adopting alternative assessments to the test, system spokesman John Millsaps said Friday. (Cedartown Standard, GA)

    Dr. Day to BC grads: Relish your opportunities  May 16, 2007
    Dr. Thomas Wilkerson, BC President since July 2005, described Dr. Day, teacher, department chair and former president of colleges during his 40-year career in the University System of Georgia, as a hard act to follow. Dr. Wilkerson also spoke in memory of the late Dr. Fred Henderson, the first vice president of student affairs at Bainbridge College, who died in March. (Bainbridge Post Searchlight, GA)

    Immigrants: The education debate  May 9, 2007
    This week, University System of Georgia officials on a proposal that would prohibit undocumented immigrants, such as that migrant worker, from receiving a break on out-of-state tuition. Currently, university presidents may waive a portion of the tuition and fees for students, but only in limited circumstances. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

    Dr. Day speaker at BC graduation  May 9, 2007
    Dr. Day was appointed as interim BC president by Dr. Thomas C. Meredith, Chancellor of the University System of Georgia at the time, after the resignation of the college s second president, Dr. Clifford M. Brock. Day served until Dr. Thomas A. Wilkerson took over the BC president s job on July 1, 2005. (Bainbridge Post Searchlight, GA)

    2007 COLLEGE GRADUATIONS  May 4, 2007
    Speakers: Robert "Bob" Hatcher, member of the University System of Georgia Board of Regents and president, CEO and director of MidCountry Financial Corp., at 10 a.m.; Richard A. Smith, a CSU alumnus and vice chairman of the board and president of Realogy Corp, at 3 p.m. 600 graduates ... Speaker: Sandra Stone, vice chancellor for academic planning and programs for the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia ... Speaker: Erroll B. Davis, Jr., chancellor of the University System of... (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Metro)

    Reagan/Gingrich candidate wanted  May 4, 2007
    The University System of Georgia is looking for subjects to test the efficacy of instruction aimed at people with low IQs. It looks as though you re in line for a few extra bucks if you hurry. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

    Regents approve tuition rate hike  May 3, 2007
    University System of Georgia officials say the plan gives families more certainty in planning how to finance their children's' college education. Educators also hope it will encourage more students to graduate in four years rather than lingering in college. (Cedartown Standard, GA)

    Goat Man still recalled across Georgia  Apr 29, 2007
    University System of Georgia Chancellor Erroll Davis dismissed talk of a second public medical school as an "urban legend" last year, even as the planning for the satellite was going forward. He later defended the need for secrecy as that required of someone submitting a "sealed bid," as apparently university officials viewed their quest for the Navy Supply Corps School campus in Athens, where the satellite is envisioned to go. (The Augusta Chronicle)

    Junkyard Blawg  Apr 29, 2007
    What is the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia doing with a liquor-selling sleazeball that doesn t even have a college degree himself. By Ol' Dawg. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Sports)

    Kennesaw State seeks specialty license tags  Apr 25, 2007
    "We are the third-largest university in the University System of Georgia and a lot of people don't know that.". In the past few years, KSU, with nearly 20,000 students, has surpassed Georgia Tech in size. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Metro)

    Gunfire scare puts Gordon College in lockdown  Apr 19, 2007
    Gordon College, founded in 1852, is part of the University System of Georgia. It has an enrollment of more than 3,400, with about 800 living on-campus. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- World)

    Time for HOPE entitlement to end?  Apr 11, 2007
    To a second point made above, there is no doubt that already there are institutions in the University System of Georgia with open admissions and we as citiz 000002E6 ens do not want that to change. As stated, some students simply do not adapt well to the HS learning environment, but excel at the colleges. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

    East Georgia College Delivers Secure Wired and Wireless Network Access to Students and Faculty with Enterasys Secure Network  Apr 5, 2007
    East Georgia College is part of the University System of Georgia with campuses in Swainsboro and Statesboro. The college's upgraded infrastructure includes the Enterasys Matrix(TM) N-Series flow switches at the distribution layer and Enterasys SecureStack(TM) C2 switches at the network edge, RoamAbout(R) wireless switches and access points to expand access across the two campuses, and the NetSight(R) management suite for visibility and control. (PR Newswire)

    May takes over county extension  Mar 31, 2007
    He also discussed a memorandum of understanding between the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia cooperative extension and the county, which was first established in 1914 under the Smith-Lever Act of the U.S. Congress and outlines the relationship and responsibilities of both parties. It s simply an operational agreement between the Board of Regents/University of Georgia and the extension service here in Bainbridge, Georgia, and I think for decades you have been signing this... (Bainbridge Post Searchlight, GA)

    Can you graduate from college in 6 years?  Mar 27, 2007
    The school boasts a record 2,750 freshmen and accolades from U.S. News Report for its "first-year experience." Yet its graduation rate trails the 56 percent average for the University System of Georgia and the 57 percent average for colleges nationwide. At more selective institutions, such as Georgia Tech and the University of Georgia, about 80 percent of freshmen receive degrees within six years. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Metro)

    Accusations, accolates for mayor  Mar 25, 2007
    MCG President Daniel W. Rahn and University System of Georgia Chancellor Erroll B. Davis also say they had little choice but to plan the move in private because of the competitive process for the soon-to-be vacant Navy Supply Corps School property. But what might have been a well-reasoned and supportable move has turned into a "gotcha" for local legislators and even staunch allies say it should have been discussed with them and with the community earlier. (The Augusta Chronicle)

    State and Air Force create partnership  Mar 21, 2007
    Private companies will ally with university system of Georgia researchers and work directly with the Air Force to help solve specific technological challenges. The USAF will be able to use the research capabilities of and The. (Atlanta Business Chronicle, GA)

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