UGA Grad School Magazine: Summer 2008

	Graduate School Magazine Winter 2009
	Alvetta Peterman Thomas A college president recalls getting her doctorate and realizing a UGA dream.

	Carrie Allen WTBF-TV's Parade of Quartets gospel show in Augusta is the longest running gospel program of its kind. Allen mines the riches in the program's archives.

	Scholars for Tomorrow: Arena Richardson A graduate student and her professor's research may save the lives of at-risk premature infants.

	Scholars Worth Watching: John Powers A sculptor and educator discusses perception and art.

	Generations: Helene Ungar Adler At 81, this alumna recalls graduate school life post-World War II.

	Where Are They Now: Pamela Meister A museum executive with a penchant for Georgia red blends theater and history.

	Message from the Dean in brief LAst Word Complete Issue
PAST ISSUES Summer 2008 • Index • Generations: Brian Adler • Aaron Durst: Some Like it Cold! • New Town Erupts from the Magic Brush of Jennifer Hartley • Scholars Worth Watching Winter 2007 • Index • Five Days Shared with 17 Nobel Laureates has Left this Neuroscientist Feeling Humbled and Grateful • Scholars for Tomorrow • A Playwright with a Passion for Nijinsky and the South Finds Rich Material Summer 2007 • Index • Keeping Company with Georgia's Heritage of Trees • Scholars for Tomorrow • Can a Blimp Change the Future of Crop Irrigation? Fall 2006 • Index • Paying it Forward • Young Scientist on the Verge • Gray Matter spring 2006 • Index • High Stakes • Troubled Times for Bees • Lessons in Leadership Fall 2005 • Index • Mike Hussey’s Excellent Adventure • Mary Frances Early SPEAKS • Time Out With Terry Coffey