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Noel Fallows, UGA associate provost for global engagement, dies at age 60 - Vimarsana News

Noel Fallows, UGA associate provost for global engagement, dies at age 60

Associate provost began his career at UGA in 1992.The post Fallows passes away at age 60 appeared first on UGA Today.

Cornish receives Education Abroad Leadership Award - Vimarsana News

Cornish receives Education Abroad Leadership Award

UGA director of global education honored for distinguished service.

Source: uga.edu
UGA cancels summer 2021 study abroad programs - Vimarsana News

UGA cancels summer 2021 study abroad programs

Dania Kalaji | Outreach manager The statement from Noel Fallows, associate provost and for the Office of Global Engagement, was sent to all study abroad program directors and associate deans. It said the decision to cancel came after much deliberation and in consultation with the OGE Risk Management Advisory Committee, faculty directors and others. “We have decided that it is in the best interests of faculty and student health and safety to cancel all remaining UGA faculty-led Summer 2021 Study Abroad Programs,” Fallows said in the statement. Fallows encouraged program directors to ...

UGA cancels study abroad Maymester program, summer programs pending - Vimarsana News

UGA cancels study abroad Maymester program, summer programs pending

Study abroad during the Maymester program have been canceled by UGA while summer programs are still being discussed

UGA cancels all Maymester study abroad programs - Vimarsana News

UGA cancels all Maymester study abroad programs

All faculty-led Maymester study abroad programs for 2021 have been canceled by the University of Georgia, according to a Feb. 15 email from the Office of Global Engagement.