The professors of Augusta University’s Katherine Reese Pamplin College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences are dedicated to more than just giving students a great education; they’re also committed to setting their students up for success after...
Under the direction of Dr. Pamela Tipler, a newly formed acapella chorus made its debut at the MCG Dean’s holiday party on Dec. 16. The SeroTONEins, a group of 20 students and their adviser, have been practicing for about a month. Consisting of...
When she was 14, Kenya Alexander was at a crossroads. Her sister had recently been sent to prison, and Alexander, who was no stranger to trouble, was down to her last strike. Meanwhile, Alexander’s mother was the first black, female police officer...
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The following announcement was posted by Student Health Services on Dec. 6, 2016. Attention students, Student Health Services will be closed from Dec. 15 to Dec. 30. SHS will resume normal operations on Jan. 3, 2017. If you have a medical emergency...
If you’re someone who has contact with students, please remind them that the deadline to complete the coursework has been extended to Dec. 31. If you’re a student, you have been assigned the following modules within the 2016 Annual Compliance...
Emotions have run high this election season, but no matter your political views, you owe it to yourself and to those around you to better understand one another. So says Dr. Mark Patishnock, director of Student Counseling and Psychological Services...
Junior kinesiology major Kendric McIntyre medaled in competition in Men’s Epee at the USA Fencing regional open circuit (ROC) tournament in the greater NY area on Nov. 19-20, placing 8th overall and maintaining his A rating. “If you get an A rating...
Junior kinesiology major Kendric McIntyre will compete in epee at the USA Fencing regional open circuit (ROC) tournament in the greater NY area on Nov. 19-20. Currently ranked 13th in Georgia after only two tournaments this year, McIntyre goes into...
Two senior Kinesiology students presented with Dr. Graeme Connolly at the annual Georgia Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance conference at the Savannah International Trade and Convention Center on Nov. 6-8. Jordan...
Augusta University’s opera and musical theater students brought home several awards at the Georgia Chapter of the National Association of Teachers of Singing Student Auditions, which were held at Kennesaw State University. Over 70 teachers...
What’s in a name? For Dr. Mark Patishnock, director of the newly renamed Student Counseling and Psychological Services (formerly the Counseling Center), the answer comes in three parts. The first is a new emphasis on diagnosis and treatment. Having...
A portion of Taylor Street on Augusta University’s Summerville Campus will be detoured temporarily for storm drain repairs beginning Monday, Nov. 28. Taylor Street will be blocked to through traffic from in front of the Central Energy Plant (CE)...
Best-selling author and Augusta University alum Jeb Blount will serve as the keynote speaker for the institution’s commencement on Dec. 16 at 2 p.m. at the James Brown Arena. Blount is a global leader in sales and executive recruiting that helps...
It’s that time of year again, and just as Augusta University employees are required to complete their annual compliance training, so too are Augusta University students. If you’re someone who has contact with students, please remind them that the...
Federal law requires companies to meet a lot of requirements to keep you and your family safe when it comes to labeling chemicals. But, the law has trouble protecting you from putting those chemicals into other containers, like a water bottle. It...
Augusta University’s Student Counseling & Psychological Services was featured in a Chronicle of Higher Education article about how campus counseling centers are meeting rising demand from students. Over the past six years, the number of...
Those who cannot learn from history are doomed to repeat it. But what about those who dare to change it? The Jagwire team sat down recently with Dr. Andrew Goss, chair of the Department of History, Anthropology & Philosophy, to discuss his use...
The Office of Advancement hosted Thank a Donor Day on Thursday, Nov. 3, at the Education Commons Patio on the Health Sciences Campus and at the JSAC Patio on the Summerville Campus. Thank a Donor Day is designed to help create a culture of...
On Wednesday, Oct. 26, students in Dr. Andrew Goss’ “Modern Japan” class began their day with something a little different. Stepping into class, they split into groups, gathered around a set of rolling tables and rose to bow before a black-and-white...
