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Workplace injuries would not appear to be a data-rich subject, but a project that modernized workplace injury reporting and analysis took top honors in the recent Data Analytics Olympics.

UGA is continuing its comprehensive, multi-year initiative to promote pedestrian safety with enhanced lighting and additional engineering features at campus intersections with heavy foot traffic.

Fouche brings more than 20 years of public safety and emergency management experience

Courtney Bonds makes sure the department’s records are accurate

Faculty and staff at the University of Georgia will have a new opportunity to prioritize their well-being this spring with the inaugural UGA Well-Being Fair, taking place April 29 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Tate Student Center Grand Hall. 

The Crisis Communication Think Tank (CCTT) at Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication, in partnership with Terry College of Business and UGA School of Law, hosted the inaugural three-day Executive Certificate in Crisis and Risk Management March 18–20 at the UGA Terry Executive Education Center in Atlanta.

The link between money, relationships and mental well-being is inseparable.

Dayna Evans coordinates care, claims and return-to-work planning to keep UGA’s workforce moving forward

Sessions will cover Basic Emergency Preparedness and Stop the Bleed training

Several officers and non-sworn personnel, along with two citizens, were presented with awards for their remarkable acts of service in 2025.

Angelia Nañez Burruss combines policy and people

Researchers urge adoption of official fifth hurricane hazard

During the recent winter weather, units across the University of Georgia worked together to keep the campus community safe, warm and informed.

Governor’s Office of Highway Safety Awards General Application Grant to the University of Georgia College of Public Health.