This year, Days of Service will feature more than 60 in-person and virtual service projects supporting more than 30 community organizations and charities.
The Qualitative Research Lab, which opened this month in the Center for Social Science Research at Augusta University, offers consultation and support for qualitative social scientific research.
The launch party will showcase poetry, prose and visual art which has been submitted by artists and authors in the Augusta area.
The clinic sees patients for a variety of health concerns — and sometimes, the appointments unearth serious medical issues.
“If I could pick any school in the U.S. that I wanted to coach at, I would choose here.”
Fair guests are encouraged to wear JagSwag and share their visit on social media using #JagsAtTheFair.
SRP funding is not limited to STEM research, but also includes scholarly activity in the arts, humanities and social sciences as well. Student-mentor pairs from the liberal arts are strongly encouraged to apply.
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Former Augusta State University President William A. Bloodworth Jr., who oversaw Augusta College’s transition to Augusta State University, passed away on Monday, Aug. 29 at 79.
The first 150 in attendance will receive pizza and drinks. Other refreshments will be available as well as take-home copies of the Constitution, small flags, flag pins and more.
At "Let’s Talk," students will meet with a counselor one on one to obtain support, ideas, suggestions and resources.
At 7 p.m. on Aug. 26, Student Life and Engagement hosted one of its biggest events of the fall semester: Jaguar Madness and Welcome-Back Bash.
The NAMM show, held each spring in Southern California, unites over 115,000 participants from 130 countries and regions at the global crossroads of music, sound and entertainment technology.
The campus community is welcome to schedule writing, speaking and project consultations and register for events and retreats.
The group took their official class photo at the event.
“It takes a lot of work,” said Dr. Wesley Meares said. “Everybody really chipped in as we went through this process and worked extremely hard to receive this accreditation.”
The course was set throughout the Health Sciences Campus.
The Jaguars are coming off a record-setting season in which they won 33 games and appeared in the Division II national title game this past March.
