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UGA researcher's ChatterHub can successfully disclose cyber activity of smart hubs

The convenience of smart technology claims to make our lives easier. You can turn on your lights, lock your front door remotely and even adjust your thermostat with the click of a button. But new research from the University of Georgia suggests that smart home hubs potentially come with a cost—your personal security.

Learn how new research from UGA can help protect your home

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Joye expedition investigates hydrothermal systems

Supported by a National Science Foundation grant, marine sciences faculty member Samantha Joye led an interdisciplinary team in Spring 2024—composed of researchers from Montana State University, University of Texas at Austin, and University of Wisconsin…

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Fellows for Transformative Teaching

Strengthening the faculty across disciplines and tenure-track lines, the Center for Teaching and Learning Fellows for Transformative Teaching bring together experienced faculty from across UGA to explore and engage in conversations about advanced…

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High school educators join cruise on the R/V Savannah

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English/English Education - A.B., B.S.Ed.

The program in English Education certifies teacher candidates at both the undergraduate and master’s degree levels; provides programs of study for master’s degree students; and supervises research at the specialist and doctoral levels. Faculty members integrate teaching,…

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History/Social Studies Education - A.B., B.S.Ed.

The Social Studies Program, a unit in the Department of Educational Theory and Practice, is responsible for the planning and oversight of programs leading to secondary teacher certification (grades 6-12) in history, geography, economics, and political science. These programs…

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International affairs and arabic double major Jailen Gary, left, and social work and sociology major Reeya Hoosain both of Grovetown, Ga study together for an Arabic Test on the steps of the Chapel on a fall day.

Arabic - A.B.

Arabic is a Semitic language akin to Hebrew, Aramaic, and Amharic, and more distantly related to certain language families of North Africa. Studying Arabic has many benefits. Arabic is a beautiful language with a rich heritage of literature, scholarly work and ancient culture.…

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