Augusta University
Karen KlockLess than two weeks after getting engaged, Daizha Outlaw has accepted a job and will walk across the stage at Spring Commencement to receive her Bachelor of Science from the College of Allied Health Sciences.
Stacey EidsonCriminal justice graduate Alex Rountree has lived a secret life these past two years as Augustus, the beloved mascot of Augusta University.
StaffAugusta University's Spring 2023 commencement ceremonies will feature three distinguished keynote speakers: Brittany Kisner, Doug Burks and Wade Rakes.
Laura EvansChristopher and Elizabeth Cawley will graduate with Bachelor of Science in Nursing degrees and celebrate their five-year wedding anniversary this month. Both have chosen to work at Children's Hospital of Georgia in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit...
Milledge AustinGuillermo Castro has a picture he keeps close to remind him of why he has worked so hard to graduate from the Dental College of Georgia at Augusta University and become a dentist.
Toni BakerWithout CARMN, a long, noncoding RNA, the 30-foot-long GI tract doesn’t contract as it should.
Kevin Faigle“I came in a little bit naïve on the difficulty and it definitely proved to be difficult,” said Alexis Jones. “At the end it’s beneficial because you can say, 'I did all this.' Now I can definitely see I’ve grown in a lot of different skills, not...
"I love being the different one, so when I signed up for that first class in high school, and I was one of only two girls in a class of 30 boys, I was like, ‘Oh yeah, I’m sticking with this. I’m going to be the different one,'" said Cierra Williams.
When Hailey Dowdy initially enrolled in Augusta University, she was a biology major with a minor in art. But a chance encounter with A.B. Osborne, assistant professor in the Department of Art and Design, opened her eyes to a career in animation.
Valerie EmerickPresident's Award winners make gift to benefit AU Athletics.
Miguelangelo Hernandez“We learned about how different training affects your body, including resistance training, running and swimming. That was so fascinating to me, learning what my body's doing when I’m training.”
Brianna McMullen, a first-generation college student from Buford, Georgia, is graduating from the College of Allied Health Sciences'
Nuclear Medicine Technology Program and will soon begin her new career at Piedmont Athens Regional Medical Center.
“Our faculty are shaping future leaders, and the impact they make on our students' lives is immeasurable," said Augusta University President Brooks A. Keel, PhD.
“The sky’s the limit when it comes to your ambitions and when it comes to what you want to do for your life.”
“It made me realize that, ’OK, we might be different ages from diverse backgrounds, but we've all got different stressors in our lives. That really made me feel a lot better about being a non-traditional student.”
Caroline EakerThe explosion in the volume and complexity of data generated from various disciplines, social media, cyber traffic and the environment over the past decade has highlighted the need for collaboration among various disciplines.
Augusta University graduate Gabriel Horton is receiving his degree in cybersecurity from the School of Computer and Cyber Sciences and will be headed to NASA for a summer internship.
Summer brings changes to both dining and shuttle services across Augusta University, starting May 15.
“I love to work with people from different disciplines and different backgrounds to know about their perspectives. That helps me to get a comprehensive picture of the problem that we are trying to solve," said Biplab Datta, PhD.
Heather HenleyAugusta University and the Columbia County School District have launched an innovative dual enrollment agreement under which Augusta University faculty will teach college-level courses to students directly in their own high schools.