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Campus NewsCommunityStewardship

Augusta University Brew-N-Que back with food, fun and fireworks Oct. 22

September 7, 2021Avatar photoDenise Parrish

Alumni barbecue proceeds support student scholarships.

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Campus NewsCommunity

Augusta University Writing Project’s Author Series to return Sept. 20

September 7, 2021Paige Boeke

The Augusta University Writing Project, an initiative of the College of Education, is celebrating the one-year anniversary of its Author Series. The series began in September 2020 to encourage students and community members to meet award-winning...

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Bring Your A Game

Medical illustration grad students receive awards from Association of Medical Illustrators

September 7, 2021Paige Boeke

Medical illustration graduate students Linden Pederson, Andrea Lacy and Clara Oh were recognized for their work by the Association of Medical Illustrators.

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Campus NewsCommunity

Dental College of Georgia launches peer-reviewed journal of clinical dentistry

September 7, 2021Paige Boeke

Dr. Todd R. Schoenbaum, professor in the Department of Restorative Sciences in the Dental College of Georgia, has launched a new journal, "Dentistry Review."

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Campus NewsNews Releases

What’s happening at Augusta University? Week of Sept. 6-12

September 7, 2021Avatar photoKevin Faigle

Story ideas this week at Augusta University include the annual Tunnel to Towers 5K, new opportunities for cybersecurity students and a continued push for COVID-19 vaccinations.

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Campus NewsCommunity

Help Augusta University find its inaugural dean of libraries

September 3, 2021Paige Boeke

Augusta University is re-launching the search for its first-ever dean of libraries.

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Athletics

Augusta University cross country teams look to continue recent successes

September 3, 2021Brian Mitchell

“My goal is that each person improves, has fun, fully commits to their academic obligations and that we compete to the best of our ability," said Coach Adam Ward.

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Campus News

Medical College of Georgia project looks to change the narrative about suicide

September 2, 2021Avatar photoStaff

Of the 134 suicide deaths in Richmond County between 2016 and 2020, 102 were men and 32 were women.

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CommunityStudent Success

Augusta University names 2020 alumni award winners

September 2, 2021Avatar photoDenise Parrish

2020 Alumni Award winners will be recognized during 2021 Alumni Weekend.

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Bring Your A GameCommunityComputer & Cyber Sciences

Morris appointed to joint faculty position with Augusta University and Savannah River National Laboratory

September 2, 2021Avatar photoStaff

Savannah River National Laboratory and Augusta University have appointed Dr. Jeffrey Morris of the School of Computer and Cyber Sciences to a joint faculty position to advance research in cyber sciences. The joint appointment is the first of its...

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Campus NewsStudent Success

Applications open for Student Advisory Council through Sept. 24

September 2, 2021Paige Boeke

The Student Advisory Council, managed by the Division of Enrollment and Student Affairs, encourages students to be engaged and responsible contributors in their campus, local and global communities.

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Campus NewsCommunity

Human Resources recruiting for inaugural Professional’s Program through Sept. 8

September 1, 2021Paige Boeke

Human Resources is accepting nominations for its inaugural Professional’s Program, which is intended for aspiring leaders within Augusta University and AU Health. This program is designed to promote professional and personal growth for early-career...

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Campus NewsCommunity

Scottish expert to discuss rural health, physician shortage and collaborative solutions

September 1, 2021Paige Boeke

Dr. Emma Watson’s presentation will cover rural health in Scotland. This event is part of the Public Health Seminar Series at the Augusta University Institute of Public and Preventive Health.

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Student Success

College of Education graduate student stays busy with family’s vegan doughnut shop

September 1, 2021Paige Boeke

Cara Miller, a graduate student in Augusta University’s College of Education, is expanding her family’s small business, Haute Doughnuts.

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Health

Augusta University Health collaborates with DPH to increase COVID-19 testing capacity

August 31, 2021Lisa Kaylor

Augusta University Health has partnered with Georgia Department of Public Health to increase COVID-19 testing capacity with additional testing days and hours of operation.

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Campus NewsHealth

Augusta University community encouraged to register for Paceline on Oct. 16

August 31, 2021Paige Boeke

The Augusta University community is encouraged to participate in this year’s Paceline bicycle ride on Oct. 16. Since 2019, the Paceline organization has hosted this ride as a way to engage the Augusta community in the fight to end cancer. Funds...

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Campus NewsCommunity

Listen: City of Augusta’s vaccine incentives, budget and more shared on ‘In the Wild’ podcast

August 31, 2021Christian Osborne

On this week’s episode of "In the Wild," Danielle Harris, Augusta’s public information manager, joins us to talk COVID-19 vaccines and her work for the city.

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Community

English lecturer celebrates launch of new novel trilogy

August 31, 2021Paige Boeke

Nearly a year after publication, English lecturer F. Simon Grant will celebrate the release of his novel "The Upholstery Man" with an on-campus party Sept. 21.

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DiscoveryHealth & MedicineNews Releases

Patients with multiple myeloma with the shortest survival have the most kidney damage

August 31, 2021Toni Baker

Nearly 20% of patients with multiple myeloma have a form in which they make extreme quantities of one component of the abnormal antibody they are producing, and these so-called “free monoclonal light chains” pile up and damage the kidneys...

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Community

USG employees to receive additional leave to encourage COVID-19 vaccination

August 30, 2021Avatar photoStaff

To encourage COVID-19 vaccination, the University System of Georgia is providing employees with eight additional hours of administrative leave.

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