After dedicating nearly a decade of his life to the U.S. Navy, Cory Singleton, PhD, was looking for a chance to expand his horizons, particularly in the realm of cybersecurity. His search led him to Augusta University's Cyber Defender certificate...
In partnership with the Department of English and World Languages, the Center for Writing Excellence at Augusta University continues its the Writing Across the Curriculum Speaker Series with a virtual event on Oct. 18 featuring S. Scott Graham, PhD...
Augusta University Online recently celebrated the enrollment of 166 students into three graduate-level programs: Master of Public Health, Master of Science in Information Security Management and Master of Education in Instruction.
Augusta University’s Interdisciplinary Simulation Center is celebrating Healthcare Simulation Week, highlighting the use of simulation in classrooms to provide high-impact experiences for students.
Approximately 15,000 local middle school students each year will learn valuable life skills, such as financial literacy and career readiness in an entertaining environment, thanks to the development of a new 30,000-square-foot Junior Achievement...
Augusta University is one of 44 teams nationwide to receive a $1 million grant from the inaugural NSF Engines Development Awards in the National Science Foundation's Regional Innovation Engines program.
The program catalog for 2024 features courses in Italy, Jamaica, Scotland, South Africa and Switzerland for Study Abroad. For Study Away, programs will go to New York City and West Virginia.
The program was originally designed to get medical students to fill the demand for additional anesthesia techs and personnel.
“Somebody who is interested in neuroscience has a passion for exploring the mind and brain,” said Sara Guediche, PhD. “It’s perfect for those who want to see how different types of science relate to neuroscience.”
Rebecca Harper, PhD, an associate professor for the College of Education and Human Development at Augusta University, has three published books on writing skills and six more in the works.
Denise Kornegay and Alyssa Ruffa are leading a study abroad trip to Scotland to study rural health care next year for medical students who plan to become health care professionals in the state of Georgia.
In episode eight of Speaking of Higher Ed, Neil MacKinnon, PhD,
Augusta University provost and executive vice president for academic affairs, joins in on the higher education conversations.
“When I’m doing collaborative work, I like to ask who my lettering person is? Who is the person designing the mermaids and animals? What are you invested in?” said Cyndy Epps. “Just getting an understanding of each individual student’s strength and...
It’s been nearly a decade in the making, but Centro Medico, a new clinical space, has opened its doors and will offer services to underserved populations in Augusta.
“Let’s hear different perspectives, let’s give faculty some tools and resources so they can make more informed decisions about how this may affect their teaching and how students are using AI as well," said Candis Bond, PhD, director of the Center...
Augusta University’s School of Computer and Cyber Sciences and Israel’s Ben-Gurion University of the Negev have forged an exciting alliance in computer and cyber sciences.
By participating in this prestigious fellowship, she aims to leverage her ongoing efforts to engage with faculty across AU’s campuses to create learning environments that nurture students.
The Georgia Cyber and Innovation Training Center, home of Augusta University’s School of Computer and Cyber Sciences, is celebrating a significant milestone.
This summer, high school students participated in the Georgia Cancer Center's first Summer Research Experience Program.
In a conclusion to Season 4, the latest episode of "In the Wild" aims to leave listeners ignited as they delve into the captivating realm of New Student Orientation.
