“It allows us to explore uncharted territory in mucosal immunology and vascular biology," says Rafael Czepielewski, PhD.
In-person classes and activities in Augusta are canceled on Friday, Jan. 10.
"This will be a wonderful opportunity for many individuals from the AU community to attend and actively participate in this educational experience," says Michael Diamond, MD.
"The question we raised was, ‘How is this going to impact the university and athletic department funding?'" says Wesley Meares, PhD.
"Every decision I make related to a research project or a startup company is driven by solving a problem in society," says Keith Hearon, PhD.
“I enjoyed getting to witness the professionalism and inquisitive nature of our students involved in the program. They were a great group," says Julie Goley.
"As proud ambassadors of this wonderful institution, our giving encourages alumni, donors and our community to join the cause," says Tina Baggott.
Vascular biologists in MCG have spent years developing treatments for acute respiratory distress syndrome from pneumococcal pneumonia.
“This opportunity allows us to really hone in on our pedagogical skills for international relations," says Craig Albert, PhD.
"By working with study volunteers to co-design study protocols, we can design studies that are more patient-centered and culturally sensitive," says Christy Ledford, PhD.
"By helping students know what resources are here, it can work against the stigma that may exist against utilizing certain campus resources," says Morgan Davis.
“This suggests that targeting senescent cells with senolytics could be a game-changer for sepsis treatment,” says Raghavan Raju, PhD.
"Mark Myers embodies the true spirit of collaboration that drives Augusta’s tourism forward," says Bennish Brown.
Since the program began, it has received more than $125,000 in individual and group donations to the HGP university foundation account.
"Sunny Sides and Dirty Tables" was developed and produced in AU's Short Film Production class.
"I feel this award is an acknowledgment of our commitment to making sure our research and practice are inclusive of the people that we serve,” says Teal Benevides, PhD.
“Victor’s memory lives on as these students honor his legacy, building paths that lead to their own success," says Alexander Schwarzmann, PhD.
The Graduate Hooding and Commencement Ceremony will be at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 11, and the Undergraduate Commencement Ceremony at 10 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 12.
Angela Canada, a principal culinary team leader for Chick-fil-A Corporate, will be the keynote speaker at AU’s Undergraduate Commencement Ceremony on Dec. 12.
"I am so thankful and grateful for the relationships I have formed with friends and colleagues through GEAC. It was a huge honor and a tremendous surprise," says Wes Zamzow.