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Kevin FaigleIf the Super Bowl halftime show in 2022 did anything, it showed that rap and hip-hop are now as household friendly as rock, country and pop.
Stacey EidsonRenowned immunologists and vascular biologists Drs. Lynn Hedrick and Klaus Ley from the prestigious La Jolla Institute for Immunology in California will begin their new roles as co-directors of the new Center for Immunology at Augusta University in...
StaffThis virtual series is hosted in partnership with the local Book Tavern in downtown Augusta. All sessions are free and open to the public.
Story ideas include: a health fair for those over 55, Augusta University alumni work to reduce water pollution, and a noninvasive way to collect tear fluid could be used to diagnose other health conditions.
Augusta University recently announced plans to form a School of Public Health, which will be a crucial tool in helping promote health in today’s rapidly changing environment.
This work brings Brushy Creek one step closer to dropping its status as an “impaired waterbody,” which would mean the water is clean and safe for all who use the creek.
“I am a firm believer that every college student in Georgia ought to have a class in entrepreneurship, because they’re all going to be an entrepreneur at some point in their career,” Chris Clark said.
Human Resources recently graduated their second cohort from their Professionals Program this semester.
This event is presented by the Lyceum Series and the Medical College of Georgia’s Office of Learner Well-being.
Augusta University President Brooks A. Keel, PhD, said the key to a successful future is not only increasing student enrollment, but also retaining those students for at least four years to ensure they receive a degree.
"I feel honored and excited to be leading AMWA for a second time," said Theresa Rohr-Kirchgraber. "As a Hispanic woman, I am honored to be a first, while also being committed to ensure a pathway to leadership for others.”
Jennifer Hilliard ScottFreeman has served as clerkship director at the Medical College of Georgia’s Northwest Campus since it opened in 2013.
Monique WilliamsPERIOD Augusta University has raised $1,751 via GoFundMe, purchased 7,556 products, donated 3,000 products via various free health clinics that partner with Augusta University and participated in health fairs.
Lindsey MorrisDr. Pandya Bhaumik, the newest graduate of the Biochemistry and Cancer Biology Program at Augusta University, is off to his next venture in a senior research role with well-known biopharmaceutical company AstraZeneca. The Biochemistry and Cancer...
Stories this week include: The State of the University address will be given Tuesday, Augusta University welcomes a new addition with its School of Public Health, and a new health study gives a look at how Georgia stacks up against the rest of the...
Toni BakerOne day a tear fluid workup could be as routine as bloodwork during a physical exam as well as in diagnosing a myriad of conditions, from dry eye disease to Alzheimer’s.
"People from out of state who will be watching these elections closely will likely contribute. We saw that when Stacey Abrams and Brian Kemp ran against one another in 2018 and in the special election that elected Warnock in 2020.”
Miguelangelo Hernandez“I've always had an interest to help other people get to their goals and being able to speak to them that are close to graduating and trying to find their path that thing is very important.”
Augusta University President Brooks A. Keel, PhD, announced today the launch of the new School of Public Health. The new school is set to open in July 2023.
Milledge Austin"I think it's important to highlight that the Asian community is not homogeneous, not monolith. On the contrary, it consists of many different ethnicities, languages and cultures," said Zhanar Tuleutayeva, diversity and inclusion training...