 William P. Flatt papers
Collection DescriptionHistorical NoteWilliam P. Flatt is the D.W. Brooks Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Foods and Nutrition. In 1969, Flatt was recruited to the University of Georgia from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. He has received 10 national awards, including a presidential citation and the USDA Secretary's Honor Award, one of the most significant recognitions the department can bestow. Flatt came to UGA in 1969 as chairman of the Animal Sciences Division but within a year was named director of the Georgia Experiment Stations. In 1981 he became dean of the College of Agriculture, which was later named the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences. He served as dean until 1994 when he decided to step down. At this time Flatt was recruited by the Department of Foods and Nutrition in the College of Family and Consumer Sciences to conduct research in energy metabolism and to teach basic human nutrition. He has been a major supporter of the university, having established multiple graduate and undergraduate scholarships and awards for outstanding seniors, including an endowment for the Bill and June Flatt Professorship of Foods and Nutrition. In 2012 Dr. Flatt was the receipient of the UGA Alumni Association Award for Faculty Service. Scope and ContentThis collection of administrative office files contains correspondence, memoranda, university reports, committee papers, and staff and faculty photographs. Organization and ArrangementThe collection is in its original order. Folders are organized alphabetically and by year. Administrative InformationRelated Materials and SubjectsSubject Terms | ||||||||||||||||||