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Paige BoekeHis talk, which is free and open to the public, will kick off Augusta University's 10th annual Writers Weekend.
Raysean Ricks"In the Wild" returns with its first episode of 2022 with Dr. Phillip Coule, vice president and chief medical officer for AU Health.
Kevin FaiglePresident Brooks A. Keel, PhD, held a virtual town hall Jan. 18 to provide updates on the Georgia state budget and how it will affect Augusta University, as well as the latest on COVID-19 and its impact.
Stacey HudsonSeveral Dental College of Georgia faculty, staff, students and alumni have recently been honored with accolades for their professionalism, clinical skill and innovation.
Stacey EidsonThe Augusta University Writing Center’s mission is to help students, faculty, post-doctorates and staff at Augusta University improve their composition skills through personalized instruction and support.
Miguelangelo Hernandez“He's not a guy that talks about coming to the gym, he just he shows up every day and does it.”
“The position is important to me because it gives me a chance to use my expertise in government to help our community,” said Dr. Gregg Murray.
This week: Basketball fans can support the Ronald McDonald House, experts warn that your current face mask may not be good enough and physicians encourage regular testing to prevent cervical cancer.
Haley CrainThe High-Performance Computing Services Core is a joint university research initiative, supported by Augusta University’s Division of Information Technology and the School of Computer and Cyber Sciences.
Staff“I was drawn to Augusta University for the opportunity to lead libraries in a public institution that is growing in enrollment and research,” Warren said.
Toni BakerA molecule of RNA called CARMN has been found in abundance in the healthy smooth muscle cells that help give our blood vessels strength and flexibility, and distinctly decreased in vascular diseases like atherosclerosis, a major cause of heart...
“I am honored to receive this distinguished recognition again during a year in which we have seen many challenges in a changing landscape in health care and academia."
To ring in the new year, Augusta University Campus Recreation has made some big updates.
Augusta University encourages both its students and employees to seek COVID-19 testing when needed.
Provost Neil J. MacKinnon announced his office will offer grant funding for investigations into rural health issues to 10 collaborative research projects.
Listeners are encouraged to email their questions in advance.
The deadline for all summer applications is Thursday, March 3.
“I find energy in creating environments where students can thrive, find resources for themselves, and create opportunities that allow their interaction in a global community,” says Walia.
Blood donations made through Shepeard Community Blood Center remain in the CSRA and support local community members.
Brian Mitchell“Spectators at sporting events feed off of the energy of cheerleaders, but the cheerleaders feed off of each other!”