Augusta University’s 2017-2022 strategic plan, Beyond Boundaries, will retire this year. The plan — which focused on four “compass points” of education, research and scholarship, clinical care, and outreach and economic development — made significant progress to advance the university community.
The plan also had two interwoven priorities, which included institutional culture and engagement and financial sustainability.
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.
More than 40 leaders from across Augusta University met for a collaborative workshop to review the university’s program portfolio.
Corrina Warner, former interim vice president of finance and chief financial officer has been named Augusta University’s vice president of finance.
Stephen Lamb, former interim vice president of Foundations and assistant vice president of Finance and chief financial officer, has been named Augusta University’s vice president of Foundations.
Augusta University students, faculty and staff will receive free admission to the Georgia-Carolina State Fair on Oct. 17.
As part of the strategic plan, President Keel asked faculty and staff to complete a Strategic Planning Stakeholder Engagement Form by Friday, Sept. 3 so the university can develop an initial draft.
This year also marks a transition year for the Senate as it implements its new bylaws.
Augusta University and AU Health System provided a $2.7 billion boost to the state economy in fiscal year 2020, according to a new report from the University System of Georgia.
AU Health is joining the American Hospital Association in its celebration of hope and healing while acknowledging those who help support the community’s health during Augusta University Health System Week. The week will feature a theme each day to celebrate employees.
Please complete the 2020 Employee Engagement Survey coming to your email inbox on March 9.
Augusta accounts for more than 21,000 jobs statewide, which help the university rank among the top University System of Georgia institutions with the highest economic impact.
Augusta University Health is good medicine for Georgia in more ways than one.
The university is finalizing its next five-year plan, which will focus on five strategic priorities (learning, discovery, student success, community and stewardship) as well as three interwoven priorities (innovation; engagement; and diversity, equity and inclusion), for a total of eight priorities.
Augusta University will formally unveil this new strategic plan in a celebration from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. April 27 at the D. Douglas Barnard Jr. Amphitheatre on the Summerville Campus.
To learn more about the successes of Beyond Boundaries, review the progress report.
Written by
Paige Boeke
Augusta University
