
Full steam ahead: McMillian is excited about new opportunities
“I think athletics is an important part of the student experience. I want to do everything I can to just kind of build as many bridges as possible,” says AD Brent McMillian.
Augusta University plans to expand its animation program to include an additional 21 faculty members in the Department of Art and Design, which will make it possible to attract about 400 more animation students in the coming years.

“I think athletics is an important part of the student experience. I want to do everything I can to just kind of build as many bridges as possible,” says AD Brent McMillian.

“I think athletics is an important part of the student experience. I want to do everything I can to just kind of build as many bridges as possible,” says AD Brent McMillian.




“I think athletics is an important part of the student experience. I want to do everything I can to just kind of build as many bridges as possible,” says AD Brent McMillian.



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The annual event was held Sept. 7 on the Summerville Campus.

The book is designed for current instructors of public administration, political science and social science.

“It shows that our university understands the importance of the role of our libraries’ resources in high-quality research,” said Brad Warren, dean of libraries.

“Our summer VolunTeen and VolunJag program has been beneficial to students desiring a career in health care due to the inside look at our AU Health facilities,” said Shayna Crawford, volunteer engagement coordinator.

“For our students to be part of VICEROY is a fantastic opportunity. It allows us to take them on events like the tour we just did to Fort Gordon, as well as provide them with incentives for completing coursework in cybersecurity, strategic foreign languages, data science and math foundations of cryptography,” said Michael Nowatkowski, PhD, head of the Cyber Programs of Study at SCCS.

Tyler Beauchamp, a fourth-year MCG student, describes his ideas and thought process behind publishing his first book. He mentions the challenges he faced within the publishing process while also managing his education and social life.













