As the number of people accessing the Internet for convenience increases, so too do the number of people looking to take advantage of others. From individuals to major corporations such as Sony and Home Depot, no one is entirely safe from cyber...
Anthony Kellman, retiring Professor of English and Creative Writing at Georgia Regents University, will present at a poetry reading at the Edgefield Discovery Center on Saturday, June 27. There, Kellman will discuss and demonstrate “Tuk Verse,” a...
Augusta Mayor Hardie Davis honored former Morris Eminent Scholar Philip Morsberger for his contributions to the local art community by proclaiming Friday, June 19, Philip Morsberger Day. “It is not just his gifts as a great painter and fine teacher...
They walk the halls with us and work diligently beside us. However, many of us are not aware of “behind-the-scenes” staff who ensure Georgia Regents University is a premier institution in which to work and learn. In an effort to show our...
Mark Thompson, Associate Dean of the Hull College of Business, was recently named Maxwell Chair of Business Administration. His appointment was approved by the Board of Regents at their February meeting. Having previously served as Cree-Walker Chair...
The Greater Augusta Arts Council’s Art the Box project has been one of the most visible and popular public arts projects to come around in a while, and several artists, including a husband and wife duo, have GRU connections. Art the Box was an idea...
The Costa Layman Health Fair celebrates its 10th anniversary from 7 a.m. – 1 p.m. Friday, July 17, at Costa Layman Farms in Trenton, SC. The Georgia Regents University College of Nursing is looking for volunteers to serve as Spanish-English...
President Ricardo Azziz received a proclamation from Augusta Mayor Hardie Davis, Jr. on June 3rd, honoring both his leadership and continued contributions to the Augusta community. Azziz, who took over the...
Environmental Health and Safety Division: Safety Corner Mark Richards, Laser Safety Officer LASER is an acronym which stands for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation. A laser produces an intense, highly directional beam of...
Cindi Chance, Dean of the College of Education, spoke with WSAV in Savannah about the new evaluation system universities in Georgia will begin using to measure the quality of Teacher-prep programs. Click here to watch her interview. Chance regarding...
Georgia Regents University Director of Athletics Clint Bryant has been invited to be the keynote speaker at the 2015 National Association for Coaching Equity and Development (NAFCED) membership dinner on Friday, May 22 at 7:30 p.m. in the Atlanta...
Dr. Yong D. Park, Professor and Chair of Child Neurology at Georgia Regents University, was named May 15 to Governor Nathan Deal’s 11-member Commission on Medical Cannabis. Last month, Deal signed House Bill 1, which allows doctors to prescribe a...
Mark your calendars now. GRU will hold its annual Day of Service on Saturday, Sept. 12. This serves as an opportunity for employees and students to give back to the community. Last year, more than 500 volunteers contributed their time and services...
Dr. Walter J. Moore, Professor in the Department of Medicine and Senior Associate Dean for Graduate Medical Education and VA Affairs at the Medical College of Georgia at Georgia Regents University, is the medical college’s 2015 Outstanding Faculty...
Chaplain Brennan Francois says a prayer with nurses at Georgia Regents Medical Center during one of many Blessing of the Hands ceremonies on National Nurses Day during National Nurses Week 2015. Hospital chaplains roam the hospital floors each year...
On a busy Friday that saw the groundbreaking of the new, 724-bed student housing complex, the State of the Medical College of Georgia address and the Presidential Farewell Ice Cream Social, the Employee Advisory Council held its inaugural Employee...
Last August, the Pamplin College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences received $76,000 to support the presentation and dissemination of faculty scholarship and creative works. Dubbed the “Pamplin Professional Impact Fund,” or “PPIF” for short...
A new academic home; a 15 percent increase in medical school applicants; a record-in-recent-history number of seniors choosing the Medical College of Georgia and GRHealth for their residency training; an unprecedented amount of clinical growth; and...
A Medical College of Georgia graduate and pediatric surgeon, who chairs the Department of Surgery, and the longtime administrator of Phoebe Putney Health System, home of MCG’s first clinical campus, were honored Friday by Dr. Peter F. Buckley, Dean...
Get away from the office and enjoy GRU’s own Forest hills Golf Club! The annual Faculty and Staff Golf Tournament is May 15, from 9 AM – 5 PM. Spots are limited, and are $35 a person, which includes a round of golf and lunch. The format...
