07/28/08

After graduating from Northwestern University with a degree in English literature, Dr. Huszagh practiced her craft as editor at the American Bar Association in Chicago, Illinois.  She attended graduate school at the American University School of International Service in Washington, D.C. 

Balancing an active home-life with her husband and three sons, she achieved both Masters and Ph.D. degrees through years of night school.  While at the American University she was elected to national honorary societies in political science and liberal arts.  When her husband, Dr. Rick Huszagh was drafted to head the Dean Rusk Center of International Law at the University of Georgia’s School of Law, she joined the faculty of the Terry College of Business.  As the first woman in the marketing department, she attained tenure and national recognition as author of journal articles focused on international marketing strategies.  

After twenty-one years at the Terry College, her keen interest in the family enterprise led to an exit from academia. There she guided public relations efforts that contributed in part to the enterprise’s national recognition.  Dabbling in poetry in the past, she is now actively engaged in co-authoring The Danburg Diary as E.M. Hamilton with T.A. Powell.