To commemorate International Women's Day, staff member Jeri Ann Beckworth captured photos of women throughout the Augusta University community.
Augusta University student Clayton Richardson took a new and different approach to showcasing a problem that needed a solution, and he's been awarded for his innovative video project.
This biannual award, given in the spring and fall semesters, was created to encourage and recognize excellence in teaching.
“I’m very pleased that the third edition was released. The contributors include experts in epidemiology, bioethics and health law from the United States and several other countries,” Dr. Steven Coughlin said.
To enroll in any of the sessions, employees should log in to Workforce Learn Online and select “Register for Training.”
“Undergraduate research allows students to both go deeper into mathematics and serves as a way to integrate knowledge from different mathematics courses that may not seem related.”
In 2021, applicants to medical schools across this country soared by a record-setting 17.8%, led by historical increases among underrepresented minorities.
"We are so very excited to be offering these two campus events as just a small token of appreciation for AU staff," said Wade Caldwell, chair of the Augusta University Staff Council.
The 2022 Homecoming king and queen join "In the Wild" to share their homecoming experience.
Augusta University’s tartan, which uses the university’s official colors Augusta Blue and Augusta Grey, is formally registered in the Scottish Register of Tartans.
Dr. Gordon Chason Miller, a 1962 Medical College of Georgia alumnus and retired cardiologist, has a heart for medical education at MCG.
To celebrate Black History Month and honor our AU trailblazers, Drs. Joseph Hobbs and Ronald Spearman share their stories and their legacy of attending the Medical College of Georgia during desegregation.
"I told myself and others that if I'm going to work in this business, I need to be able to understand what impacts people."
The project is poised to find new ways that can lead to more scientific results and discoveries.
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.
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.
Several staff members of the Augusta University Center for Writing Excellence recently presented original research at the Southeastern Writing Center Association.
“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.
“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.
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.
