...cuts, the school announced Thursday. "I regret deeply that these layoffs have become necessary," UGA President Michael F. Adams said. "The university values greatly every employee and has done everything within its power to avoid this eventuality...
...choice will end a secretive search process, in which only the names of the finalists - Centre College President Michael F. Adams; University of Michigan Provost J. Bernard Machen; and North Carolina State graduate school dean Debra W. Stewart...
...Carolina State University. Few others had heard of the other two presidential candidates, Centre College President Michael F. Adams and James Bernard Machen, provost and executive vice president for academic affairs at the University of Michigan...
...researchers and professors across the country are under way in hopes of persuading University of Georgia President Michael F. Adams to take a stronger stance against the Energy Department's efforts to close the lab. The lab's senior ecologist...
...Johnson's forthright stand that the university's past policies have been correct," University of Georgia President Michael F. Adams said in a statement. "His support for affirmative action illustrates how this issue cuts across the political spectrum...
...government relations, as the school's first senior vice president for external affairs. University President Michael F. Adams announced her nomination Tuesday. The University System Board of Regents still must approve Ms. Costello's appointment...
ATHENS, Ga. - Michael F. Adams, a Republican political veteran and president of a tiny liberal-arts school in Kentucky will take over Sept. 1 as the new University...
ATHENS, Ga. -- University of Georgia's new president, Michael F. Adams, sought to reassure skeptics Thursday that he's ready to make the jump from tiny Centre College. "Don't doubt for a moment...
ATHENS, Ga. -- University of Georgia's new president, Michael F. Adams, sought to reassure skeptics Thursday that he's ready to make the jump from tiny Centre College. "Don't doubt for a moment...
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