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Mayah Chester“A club like this is essential to introducing girls at a young age to these topics because it will increase their confidence,” says Michael Nowatkowski, PhD.
Kevin Faigle“The experience at Augusta University was transformative, and I didn’t even recognize it at the time,” says Gary Dennis.
Katy Hennig"In a lot of ways, talking about it all felt healing to most people," says AU alumnus Bryce Massey.
Jennifer Lask“It’s not on our best days that hackers or scammers are going to be reaching out and trying to take advantage of you. It’s going to be on our worst day," says Russel Parham.
Stacey EidsonFormer Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal discussed the inspiration behind his first children’s book, “Veto, The Governor’s Cat," that he wrote in of honor his late wife, Sandra Deal, who championed literacy throughout her lifetime.
Valerie EmerickLocal couple celebrates 50th wedding anniversary on AU's Summerville Campus.
Jamison Guice“Caitlyn was the perfect choice for the Good Samaritan Youth Hero for her extraordinary efforts in bringing awareness to local Gold Star families," says Susan Landreth-Everitt.
Since 2019, Paceline has invested almost $1.5 million in cancer research, with sights now set on $2 million.
“It made me happy to know that I helped create a space that gave students a place to feel comfortable and be themselves without fear of judgment,” said Cameron Cunningham.
Miguelangelo HernandezThe annual event was held Sept. 7 on the Summerville Campus.
“I think moms really like that there’s kind of a sense of community with the program, and that they’re being plugged into resources,” said Lily Rubin.
JagPerks offers members of the AU community discounts at certain area businesses providing a wide range of shopping, services, entertainment, food and more.
Felicia Baskett"This event is one of the significant ways we can help educationally, in addition to our daily services,” said Sam Klein.
Chris Curry“The Summer Research Experience program has become a beacon of inspiration for young minds enthusiastic about biomedical sciences."
“Augusta University and the city are so connected. I see countless opportunities everyday of how we can further bridge the two together through unique collaborations."
“I think a lot of people think they know what animation is, but there’s more to it. It’s more than just drawing characters; there are a lot of ways to bring these worlds to life."
In becoming so closely connected to Paulette Harris, PhD, Steve Ruby couldn’t help but get immersed in the Augusta University Literacy Center.
“The ability to provide a service that impacts both the short- and long-term health of our community members is a gift," said Beth NeSmith, PhD.
“The intent of the camp was to really inspire them to want to learn more about the topic and to continue learning and get educated about the topic further in life."
"We need community partners, and community partners mean that it’s not just mutually beneficial, but it’s mutually respectful."