For Bryce Massey, opening up D-BAT Evans baseball and softball academy has brought him full circle from his days at Augusta University.
“New Faculty Orientation is one of the most important things that we do for our faculty because we want to help them get off to a good start,” said Dr. Kathy Browder, associate provost for Faculty Affairs.
“There are many Chechens that may think this is the perfect strategic opportunity to break away from Russia and claim independence."
Since 2011, Augusta University has participated regularly in the National Model United Nations and has received international recognition for efforts regarding global health, regional conflict, weapons proliferation, security, environmental...
Ride lines will be shorter, as the park is not open to the public on Corporate Night.
“Some of the benefits for the AU community include helping to promote student-faculty scholarship through building the academic writing community as well as helping with mental health and well-being.”
Alumni barbecue proceeds support student scholarships.
Augusta University's Communications & Marketing team hosted the inaugural Summer Summit from Aug. 2-3 in the Jaguar Student Activities Center.
Graduate nursing students recently hosted a health fair for recovery center residents.
About 21.9 percent of Augusta’s businesses are owned by women, totaling nearly 1800 total businesses.
The kick-off will conclude with a social gathering. Lunch will be provided.
More than 40 volunteers participated in the event, including students, physicians, nurses and athletic trainers.
Augusta University is welcoming students to campus with the annual Weeks of Welcome, a schedule of special activities to help new and returning students kickstart their semester.
“This is a really wonderful labor of love that the College of Nursing and other colleges participate in. It also shows how very important the farming community is," said Dr. Lester Pretlow.
“BIPOC Mental Health Awareness Month is an opportunity for us to raise awareness while also encouraging people to advocate and take action with regard to the mental health detriments experienced by people of color as a result of individual systemic...
“A number of conditions are really undermined by being stigmatized, including diet, obesity and substance use disorders,” said Laura Williamson, PhD.
Public health and intelligence experts at Augusta University partnered to write a new publication on health security and COVID-19 in the Dominican Republic.
Students will be back at the bus stop with school starting soon, but what can parents expect as their children return to the classroom after the effects of the pandemic years?
“I love teaching, and all of my classes are opportunities for me to emphasize how to bring an anti-racist lens to psychotherapy,” Dr. Melanie Wilcox said.
Philanthropy and Alumni Engagement gets a new leader Aug. 1.
