In Athens for Homecoming?
Graduate School Administration Maureen Grasso
Before the game, come by and meet Maureen Grasso, dean of the Graduate School, at the UGA Alumni Association house. The Graduate School will have a tent on the lawn where you can connect with other graduate alumni, learn about the innovative work that current graduate students are doing in all areas of research, and find out how you can help to enhance the reputation of UGA as a leading research institution. Grad Dawg, the newest bulldog, will attend.
Dean David Knauft Associate Dean
Melissa Barry Assistant Dean
When: Where:
Saturday, October 16, 2010 3 hours prior to kickoff (game time TBA) Wray-Nicholson House (UGA Alumni Association) 298 S. Hull Street
Judy Milton Assistant Dean
Go Dawgs!
Tonia Gantt Business Krista Haynes Admissions Enrolled Student Services Tom Wilfong Development
photo credit: Rick o’Quinn
BRYN ADAMSON is an Athens artist presently creating Grad Dawg for the centennial. "My goal for the dog is that he carry upon him the history of the first century of the Graduate School at the University of Georgia.... I want him to look wise... hopeful, and full of promise as he gazes into the the NEXT century. He looks a little grumpy and grim right now, so paint will improve his overall demeanor IMMENSELY!" Meet Grad Dawg for his first public appearance at the Homecoming! To see Adamson's work, visit www.brynadamsondesign.com.
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