Food Product Innovation and Commercialization Center in Griffin
The center also is known as FoodPIC.
The center also is known as FoodPIC.
The building, located on River Road, houses the animal and dairy science department plus associated labs and facilities.
Rhodes Center.
Coverdell Center or the center.
Full name, usually not required, is the James M. Cox Jr. Center for International Mass Communication Training and Research.
Cox International Center or Cox Center.
The center is located within Dean Rusk Hall.
Note that “Dean” was Rusk’s first name, not a title.
Use the Rusk Center on second and subsequent references.
Both the building and the unit. The original CCRC buildings are now Riverbend Research Lab North and Riverbend Research Lab South.
The center or CCRC.
The program is coordinated by the Morehead Honors College, although it is not limited to Honors students.
CURO.
The names of centers are capitalized. Remember that acronyms and initialisms commonly used within a unit may not be appropriate or necessary for an external audience.
On first reference in written publications for an external audience, preface the name of the center with “the University of Georgia” unless the full university name has been used earlier.
Centers must be approved by the board of regents and University Council.
Centers and institutes differ in focus. A center provides an organizational base for research and a structure for extramural funding. It is not an autonomous structure and is not involved in independently offering credit courses or degree programs. An institute shares a center’s focus but has a more formalized structure, may be an autonomous unit and will offer credit courses and possibly degree programs.
Visit the “More information” link below for a current list of UGA centers.
An office in the Division of Student Affairs, the Center for Leadership and Service is the home of Dawg Camp and other leadership programs.