University operations and scheduled activities remain unchanged at this time. Augusta University is closely monitoring Hurricane Isaias and its potential effects on our campuses. Earlier today, Oct. 8, Gov. Brian Kemp declared a state of emergency...
"I’ve built a career helping people transition and deal with tough transitions while I’ve never had to change ZIP codes. That’s not lost on me,” says Julie Goley.
"At its heart, economic prosperity is about people," says Augusta University President Russell T. Keen.
Brew-N-Que brings together Jaguar Nation and the surrounding community to celebrate and support Augusta University's students.
“Art is a form of giving back. I want students to understand that their work can serve their communities and make a meaningful difference,” says Stan Dodson, EdD.
"We need to understand how these medications affect the mouth so we can identify potential problems early and make sure patients receive comprehensive care."
"We have preliminary data suggesting that one olfactory receptor may help drive beneficial immune responses against melanoma," says Marco Orecchioni, PhD.
Networking and making connections is a key focus of the annual Accounting Night event for the James M. Hull College of Business.
School of Computer and Science senior Connor English participated in the VICEROY program's inaugural cohort with Edwards Air Force Base that provided hands-on opportunities.
"Advocating for students is important to give everyone equal access, and WRP helps create opportunities for students to connect with employers and access pathways that can support their career goals,” says Keire Melson.
At Augusta University, cybersecurity is everyone's responsibility.
Augusta University and Savannah River Brewing Co. have partnered on a university-branded craft beer now available at select local stores and restaurants.
“I see this review as establishing a roadmap for the next phase of neutrophil research," says Yanfang "Peipei" Zhu, PhD.
Since 2019, PACELINE has raised $2 million for innovative cancer research and has funded over 30 researchers and their projects at the Georgia Cancer Center.
"A really rewarding day is a day when I get happy tears because patients are so grateful," says Amanda Behr, PhD, a certified clinical anaplastologist at DCG.
The grant will support ongoing work through the Pediatric Immunotherapy Program for the Georgia Cancer Center, where Theodore S. Johnson, MD, PhD, serves as co-director.
“Their generous support represents the exclamation point on a passion project that began under the leadership of Dean Nancy Young,” says Greg Griffin, DMD.
"Phillip Davis' ability to connect with people, listen to their perspectives and make them feel valued will be one of his greatest strengths as dean," says Provost Maggy Tomova.
"Beth was a light. She was beloved," says Augusta University President Russell T. Keen.
“Our fundamental goal for Constitution Day is to foster a greater appreciation for the U.S. Constitution,” says David Kearns, Federal Depository Librarian and event organizer.
