“This move aligns with our mission to provide life-changing, life-saving care by offering our students the highest standard of care," says Scott Wallace, PhD.
House Speaker Rep. Jon Burns will deliver the keynote address at Augusta University’s Undergraduate Commencement on Dec. 11.
Augusta University's partnership with Georgia DNR collaboration lasted six weeks, and the finished illustrations will be used throughout the state.
AUs December commencement ceremonies will feature Natalie Mseis-Jackson as graduate speaker and Landon Gilbert as the undergraduate speaker.
“I was so excited because I've had all of these leadership opportunities over the last four years; I just feel like this honors all that work," says Ana-Sophia Chung.
“Through IGIVE, we’ve come together to build a brighter future for our students and community," says Jeff Snow.
"Identifying these populations may allow us to unveil populations that correlate with disease stage, tumor burden and therapy potential," says Austin Lowery.
“This lab is where the next generation of otolaryngologists will learn the anatomy that defines our specialty,” says Stil E. Kountakis, MD, PhD.
“It is a tremendous honor to be included on this list with so many influential leaders from across Georgia," says AU President Russell T. Keen.
“Each life saved on our roads is one less family that will have to live with the pain of losing a loved one,” says Allen Poole.
"Events like STEMFest strengthen the bridge between education and industry,” says Danny Etheredge.
"What excites me the most is being a part of a network of current and former National Board for Certified Counselors fellows and having access to this wealth of information."
"This is a tremendous honor for someone who has given so much to our university and to higher education across Georgia," says Augusta University President Russell T. Keen.
"The creation of the new gym gives every student-athlete the space to come together, push each other and keep chasing championships side by side," says Dean Wilken.
“Ultimately, to me, the message is reminding people we hold the power to be the protagonists, the good guys, in our own life,” says Melanie Kitchens O’Meara, PhD.
“A good thing about this is, because this is an FDA-approved drug, it's ready to be tested in Alzheimer’s patients,” says Qin Wang, MD, PhD.
"These discoveries place Augusta University and the Immunology Center of Georgia at the forefront of modern immunology," says Klaus Ley, MD.
“If students see their professor making an impact, it may spark the belief that they too can step forward and create change," says Clarissa Gainey.
"If you feel something like a lump, you need to get it checked by your doctor, and if that doctor tells you ‘It’s nothing,’ go see another doctor," says Cecil Herrin.
“This award is exactly what we envisioned when we launched Ignite, with trainees and faculty working side by side on transformative science,” says Klaus Ley, MD.

