Georgia Center Quarterly On-Line, Summer 95

Summer 1995

WUGA 91.7 FM

WUGA-FM, the National Public Radio affiliate managed by the Georgia Center, operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, serving Northeast Georgia and annually providing more than 8,700 hours of broadcast programming. The station is part of the Center's efforts to fulfill noted author Cyril Houle's notion of the integrative function of adult and continuing education, that is, providing opportunities to address the larger questions of humankind. WUGA-FM, scheduled to increase its power in late 1995, recently began offering information on the World Wide Web and took part in a UGA exchange program with radio professionals from the former states of the Soviet Union.

Also in this issue...

Faculty Spotlight: Profiled this quarter is Alison Alexander, head of the Department of Telecommunications at UGA's Henry W. Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication. In addition to her many faculty responsibilities, Alexander was involved in an international training program with the Georgia Center this past winter.
University System of Georgia Independent Study: University System of Georgia Independent Study is employing various methods to deliver its courses to self-directed learners.
Graduate Mailing Report: The Georgia Center recently evaluated its "Graduate Mailing" program, an ongoing direct mail effort to inform recent graduates of career development opportunities available at the Center.
Other Stories and Columns:
DISTANCEducation
NCAA Peer Evaluation Training
"I've Been Thinking..."
NUCEA Region III Conference
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