Augusta University receives between 70 to 80 body donations every year and provides support for educational activities and interdisciplinary research throughout its colleges.
The College of Nursing hosted two days of community events, specifically providing healthcare to employees of Horizon and adults enrolled in the Healthy Grandparents Program.
Three Augusta University students are serving as Georgia Legislative Internship Program interns with the Georgia General Assembly.
“The mobile merchandise unit is student managed and operated providing students the unique opportunity to be part of a start-up environment," says Mike McAlister.
"This lecture will offer valuable insight for established researchers and clinicians, as well as the next generation of immunologists," says Klaus Ley, MD.
These programs are part of a broader effort to kindle interest in biomedical careers and give young learners authentic exposure to the techniques scientists rely on.
"INNOVATE is about shaping the future for a purpose," says Lynsey Steinberg.
“Internships bridge the gap between academic learning and professional practice, which helps students build both their resumes and professional networks," says Amy Clemente.
“Do not allow anyone to talk you out of being a teacher. The blessings that you get are far greater than the challenges that you'll face," says Judi Wilson, EdD.
Augusta University's partnership with Georgia DNR collaboration lasted six weeks, and the finished illustrations will be used throughout the state.
"I left with a much better understanding of what it would be like to be a student at Augusta University and can really see myself there," says Kayley Appel.
"Getting students in early with research is the best way for them to understand what life in a research lab and an academic institution means,” says Evan Goldstein, PhD.
“The Hull Cup came about from meeting with several Columbia County business educators on how we can engage more of their business students,” says Mark Thompson, PhD.
"Events like STEMFest strengthen the bridge between education and industry,” says Danny Etheredge.
“Residents and fellows are key to attracting and retaining more doctors in Georgia," says David C. Hess, MD.
“At AU and Wellstar, our culture is about never being satisfied — always looking for ways to improve patient care, education and research,” says AU President Russell T. Keen.
“I think this also creates a reputation for MCG in the Southeast region, and all those programs are continuing to send their fellows here,” says Shaheen Islam, MD.
"Students have to be a little extroverted. They have to be flexible and have an attitude geared toward helping others learn,” says Soma Mukhopadhyay, PhD.
“It brings together professionals and educators from several of our partners and neighbors in the region," says Alexander Schwarzmann, PhD.
“It really does feel like a dramatic shift, both for our team and how we've been empowered to work more collaboratively together," says A.J. Kleinheksel, PhD.
