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Augusta University names Singleton as AVP for student success

February 17, 2022Woman's head shotHeather Henley

Dr. Stanley D. Singleton has been named assistant vice president for student success at Augusta University, effective March 15. Singleton comes to Augusta University with more than two decades of progressive experience in higher education, most...

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African American Male Initiative supports students’ academic and holistic wellness

February 17, 2022Paige Boeke

The goal of the AAMI is to increase the number of African American males who complete postsecondary education at any of the University System of Georgia's 26 institutions.

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College of Nursing dean emerita inducted into Georgia Nursing Hall of Fame

February 17, 2022Avatar photoLaura Evans

Augusta University College of Nursing Professor and Dean Emerita Dr. Lucy Marion was among 10 inductees in the inaugural Georgia Nursing Hall of Fame cohort.

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A career in clinical pathology: Mary Jonah, Core Lab operations manager, retires after 47 years

February 16, 2022Avatar photoStacey Eidson

After 47 years working for both the Medical College of Georgia and Augusta University Health, Mary Jonah is retiring from her position as manager of Core Lab Operations.

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Center for Writing Excellence staff reflect on their work and research after success at regional conference

February 16, 2022Paige Boeke

Several staff members of the Augusta University Center for Writing Excellence recently presented original research at the Southeastern Writing Center Association.

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Medical College of Georgia researcher uses NIH database to study autism, cancer survivors

February 16, 2022Avatar photoKevin Faigle

“In order to get better precision medicine, or in another term called 'personalized medicine,' you have to first know overall the population characteristics, and make inferences from the population data," said Dr. Jie Chen.

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Longtime faculty create scholarship endowments for Athletics and Department of Art and Design

February 16, 2022Woman's head shotValerie Emerick

Janice and Ray Whiting show their love for family and Augusta University by creating named endowments to support baseball/softball and art scholarships.

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Listen: Homecoming royalty shares dating thoughts on ‘In the Wild’

February 15, 2022Avatar photoStaff

Augusta University Homecoming Duchess Krina Patel, Duke Justin Goddard and King Jayvon Nougaisse join "In the Wild" to give a rundown on the exciting Homecoming 2022 events happening this week.

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Augusta University employee named local Volunteer Firefighter of the Year

February 15, 2022Avatar photoKevin Faigle

“I don’t do things in my life to win awards. It’s all about making the difference in that time of need and that’s all the satisfaction and all the award I need — knowing that I was there to make a difference,” said Michael Willis.

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Health crisis communications expert to speak on campus March 3

February 15, 2022Paige Boeke

The Department of Communication is hosting Dr. Steven Venette, professor at the University of Southern Mississippi, for a conversation about health communication during a crisis.

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Current national trend of using two access points to put newborns in respiratory failure on ECMO increases mortality, study finds

February 15, 2022Toni Baker

An assessment of nearly 250 newborns placed on ECMO because of respiratory failure over 17 years indicates that when breathing, not heart function, is the problem, the safest path is a single cannula in the right internal jugular.

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Morris Eminent Scholar in Art Anila Quayyum Agha opens exhibit at Columbia Museum of Art

February 14, 2022Avatar photoStacey Eidson

Starting Feb. 19, community members can see the Morris Eminent Scholar in Art Anila Quayyum Agha's captivating installations in person at the Columbia Museum of Art.

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On-campus couples make Augusta University a little sweeter

February 14, 2022Paige Boeke

Two couples — Raymond and Janice Whiting and Gregg and Susan Murray — have been pillars at the university for several years.

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Homecoming 2022: Meet the Homecoming Court candidates

February 14, 2022Raysean Ricks

It’s the most spirited time of year: Homecoming! The week kicks off Sunday, Feb. 13 with the theme “The Pride Continues.” The 2022 Augusta University Homecoming Court elections will take place online.

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What’s happening at Augusta University? Feb. 14-20

February 14, 2022Avatar photoKevin Faigle

This week celebrates Black scholars, the business college's online MBA, Homecoming Week and American Heart Month.

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Red blood cell transfusions can increase mortality rates of newborns on ECMO, study finds

February 14, 2022Toni Baker

Less may be more when it comes to blood transfusions for babies who need lifesaving ECMO.

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Watch: Celebrate our Augusta University sweethearts for Valentine’s Day

February 10, 2022Paige Boeke

In celebration of Valentine's Day, we feature some of the on-campus couples who make the Augusta University community a little sweeter.

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New study shows Delta variant of COVID-19 hit rural America especially hard

February 10, 2022Avatar photoKevin Faigle

“Although we have long known that the COVID-19 vaccine is safe and effective, this study concludes that communities with higher vaccination rates have slower rates of community spread when an outbreak of COVID-19 does occur,” said Dr. Phillip Coule.

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Three proteins found that help fine tune movement

February 10, 2022Toni Baker

The findings could point toward new therapeutic targets for movement disorders.

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Georgia Cancer Center partners with Athletics to raise awareness for Unite in the Fight fundraiser

February 10, 2022Avatar photoLindsey Morris

The Georgia Cancer Center and Augusta University Athletics have teamed up to support Unite in the Fight Against Cancer with three action-packed games.

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