"I think it's just an amazing testament to the growth that we've had at the institution and the commitment to growing research," says Jennifer Sullivan, PhD.
“When I finally knew it was me, my heart skipped a beat. I could not believe it. I immediately started sobbing because it was surreal," says Josephine Nyakundi.
INNOVATE winners Ray Wade and Ibrahim Mohammad will compete in the University System of Georgia's Innovation & Entrepreneurship Competition in April.
Students should submit the FAFSA by the May 1 priority deadline to be considered for the maximum amount of aid.
The Advanced Human Resources course is designed as a deep-dive into the day-to-day work of human resources professionals.
For the past three months, four Augusta University interns have diligently worked in the State Capitol, shining brighter than the Gold Dome.
For more than 35 years, the Dr. Paulette P. Harris Literacy Center has provided children, adolescents and adults with free, high-quality literacy instruction.
“I am incredibly proud of all our students, who served as exemplary ambassadors of our program and truly deserve recognition for their hard work," says Amanda Behr, PhD.
“Throughout the country, Americans will know that HOPE and DREAMS are alive and well in Georgia," says Gov. Brian Kemp.
The Office of Student Wellbeing invites students, faculty and staff to explore its dedicated space that promotes overall wellness.
“We want our student leaders to be gaining leadership skills not just for this role, but for their future careers and the rest of their lives,” says Jenna Sims.
“Each conversation reinforced my passion for government and public service," says Ilene Modaresi, representing Augusta University student athletes at Capitol Day.
“The students’ creative work on display is a reflection of the talents of our students and the dedicated mentoring of faculty in the Department of Art & Design."
The Fit for the Future event allowed students to peruse donated professional clothing and allow them to select a shirt or blouse, pants, shoes, socks, belt and a jacket free of charge.
“My goal is to advance stroke related research and patient care. The diagnosis of a stroke is so life changing, and treatments are so time sensitive. There are still very few interventions after decades of research.”
“It shows that the work we are doing is being recognized, and I’m very grateful to the award selection committee," says Albert Okrah.
“Our goal is for every Georgian – regardless of zip code – to have access to exceptional health care delivered by highly trained physicians," said AU President Russell T. Keen.
"Relationships are probably the number one aspect of business – it's relationships, communication and how well you connect with others," says Lucas Blouin.
Three Augusta University students are serving as Georgia Legislative Internship Program interns with the Georgia General Assembly.
“This space is for each and every student at AU – a safe and collaborative space focused on improving one’s health in order to achieve success," says Shelli Larkin.
