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Voters may look at a charismatic politician and consider him or her a good leader, but a University of Florida study shows that in the everyday workplace employees respond to strong but subtle leaders.
Voters may look at a charismatic politician and consider him or her a good leader, but a University of Florida study shows that in the everyday workplace employees respond to strong but subtle leaders.
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — The common notion is that dogs evolved a special sensitivity to their human masters during domestication.
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Here’s the print version of InsideUF for September 23, 2008.
Last year, employees contributed more than $1 million to the University of Florida Community Campaign, in support of 77 charitable agencies. The benefitting agencies provide ongoing services that range from shelter for the homeless to environmental protection.
This year’s goal is $1.3 million, and giving to the UFCC has never been easier. A new addition to [...]
The Healthy Gators 2010 coalition encourages faculty, staff and students of all fitness levels to de-stress during the weekday, meet new people and get fresh air and exercise with the Walking Gators program.
This year’s lunch-hour walking program will begin on Tuesday, Oct. 7, with six routes throughout campus. Walks will be held on Tuesday, Wednesday [...]
Voting is a constitutional right. To exercise your right, be sure to register. This includes not only first-time voters, but also anyone who may have moved to Alachua County and not yet be registered to vote here.
The last day to register to vote in the general election is Oct. 6. To register or for more [...]
Dr. K. David Stillwell, clinical associate professor in the Department of Operative Dentistry and director of patient admissions and treatment planning for the College of Dentistry, recently received the Lifetime Learning and Service Recognition Award at the Academy of General Dentistry (AGD) 56th Annual Meeting.
Fewer than 60 of the 35,000 international AGD members have received [...]
David Barber, undergraduate coordinator in Food and Resource Economics, has been named the Honors Residential College at Hume Hall faculty-in-residence. Travis L. Smith, assistant professor of religion, has been selected as faculty-in-residence in the Broward Area.
Faculty involvement in residence facilities includes leading workshops or discussions on current events, specific interests, hobbies or leisure activities, as [...]