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Hannah Litteer"It's one of the first publications as a lab we've produced, and it was kind of new because it took what we were doing in the fruit fly and combined that with computational work...
Stacey EidsonOver the last two decades, the rate of death of new moms from pregnancy rose more steeply in Georgia than almost all other states in this country. Augusta University is trying to...
Chris Curry"World Cancer Day is a powerful reminder of the global impact of this disease and the ever-growing need for collective action," says Jorge E. Cortes, MD.
Mayah Chester“This prestigious designation places our BS in Cyber Operations program among an elite group of fewer than 25 institutions nationwide," says Gursimran Walia, PhD.
Karen Klock"I believe every single person has important things to say and can make a positive impact on their communities through effective communication," says Candis Bond, PhD.
Nina SisoThe College of Nursing began in Athens in 1943 as a department at the University of Georgia.
Milledge Austin“It is important for people to remember to take proper precautions, especially during the colder months when we are in closer proximity to each other,” says KM Islam, PhD, MD.
Jamison GuiceLocated on the Health Sciences Campus, the clinic offers a variety of free services to support the physical and mental well-being of all AU students.
Miguelangelo Hernandez“When you see a smile on a student’s face when they understand something, that is really priceless," says Bashir Chaudhary, MD.
“Having a resource like this, especially locally, right here on campus, is a really important asset for our researchers,” says Meghan McGee-Lawrence, PhD.
“Receiving the 2024 Augusta University Excellence in Service-Learning Faculty Award is a humbling experience to me personally,” says Pam Cromer, DNP.
Delaney Freistuhler“By engaging with the community, business students transform their learning into practice, bridging the gap between education and real-world impact," says Manisha Mathur, PhD.
StaffCampuses will return to normal operations on Friday, Jan. 24.
Paige TuckerThis year’s keynote speaker was the Rev. Charles E. Goodman Jr., PhD, senior pastor of Tabernacle Baptist Church.
In-person classes will now be remote on Thursday, Jan. 23, and in-person activities will be canceled.
"I truly feel that I am making a positive impact on the health and well-being of my community," says Elizabeth Gay, DNP.
In-person classes will now be remote, and in-person activities will be canceled on Wednesday, Jan. 22.
Gov. Brian Kemp introduced a budget that includes $99.8 million in funding for a new translational research building at Augusta University.
In-person classes will now be remote, and in-person activities will be canceled on Tuesday, Jan. 21.
“The main purpose of this organization is to go into the community and train people like kids or young adults about how to manage crisis situations,” says Vikas Kumar, MD.