“Understanding your market is important. Understand how you compete — is it through cost, quality, speed or customization? Understand where you’re better or worse than your competitors.”
“When I was 5, I read a fortune cookie that basically said your greatest strength lies in aiding others. For some reason, at that time it just clicked that I wanted to become a dentist and to make it a more positive experience for patients.”
Colin Stewart comes to Augusta University with 15 years of progressive leadership in higher education and 10-plus years at the director and dean level.
As Augusta University prepares to celebrate the first graduates of 2022 at Spring Commencement, senior Ashley Sanchez, a graphic design student, is preparing for the next chapter as she eagerly waits to walk across the stage.
“I've enjoyed being able to learn the names of different animals, or learn the types of plants that grow in this part of the country, or understand how the Savannah River connects to our cultural history here. All of those things have connected a...
“I think the support that I have here has been amazing,” Shantelle Griffith said. “I always felt that between the faculty, my classmates and then my village at home, I always felt supported and I always felt that I could succeed."
President's Award honorees partner with the Children's Hospital of Georgia to boost mental health services.
It’s time to celebrate graduation for Augusta University, a student in the Professional Scholars Program makes university history, and research finds that more formal education may be beneficial to the health of Black women.
Mark Lane has been named vice president of Communications and Marketing at Augusta University, effective July 1.
The Augusta University Birdie Club event raised more than $1.3 million for the men's and women's golf teams.
The state actions follow last year’s establishment by the federal government of a national holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the United States.
“I believe these types of exhibitions exceed expectations because they are so stimulating. They include a new type of interactive media that entirely surrounds the viewer. You are more of a participant than a viewer in these situations."
The camp began in 2014 and is sponsored by the W.G. Raoul Foundation.
Augusta University President Brooks A. Keel, PhD, returns to "In the Wild" to share some of his favorite parts of the new plan.
Shuttles are not in service on weekends or university holidays.
“It turns out only a quarter of the people exposed to the same traumatic event will go on to develop PTSD and it’s not understood why some do and some don’t,” said Dr. Almira Vazdarjanova.
A variety of services will be provided, including adult and pediatric doctor visits, prescription refill renewal, pap smears, HIV/PrEP, dermatology screening, school screening, vision screening, dental exams and cleanings, mental health screening...
The new BFA in Digital and Visual Storytelling will prepare students to be “cutting-edge visual storytellers” by developing diverse skill sets.
New memories and connections were made at Augusta University's annual Alumni Weekend. The marathon of events, which took place April 22-24, was jam-packed with celebrations and awards.
Higher education levels can translate to lower allostatic load in Black women.
