UGA Grad School Magazine: Summer 2007

	Graduate School Magazine Winter 2007
	Generations: Maxine Youngblood “Artists, just like Picasso, are always studying. I took French and Photoshop and all kinds of courses while I was still doing my art and finishing my master’s degree. It’s better than watching TV all the time!”

	Scholars Worth Watching: Hang Liu Learn how nanotextiles can produce a better suture material, preventing millions of surgical infections.

	Cheryldee Huddleston A playwright with a passion for Nijinsky and the South finds rich material. “Speaking of the impermissible is at the crux of my love of Nijinsky.”

	Elizabeth Rahn Five days shared with 17 Nobel Laureates has left this neuroscientist feeling humbled and grateful.

	Where Are They Now? A former Graduate School dean and brainiac confesses to a lifetime of bibliomania.

	Scholars for Tomorrow Justin Welch and Sofia Arce Flores discuss UGA’s Costa Rica Campus.

	Lawrence J. Wheeler How this historian became one of the South's savviest art administrators.

	Message from the Dean in brief Last Word
PAST ISSUESSUMMER 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 Time Coffey