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“Augusta University has quite literally changed my life. It gave me the environment I needed to grow into a professional and become a stronger leader,” says Alex Gonzalo.
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.

“Augusta University has quite literally changed my life. It gave me the environment I needed to grow into a professional and become a stronger leader,” says Alex Gonzalo.

“Augusta University has quite literally changed my life. It gave me the environment I needed to grow into a professional and become a stronger leader,” says Alex Gonzalo.




“Augusta University has quite literally changed my life. It gave me the environment I needed to grow into a professional and become a stronger leader,” says Alex Gonzalo.



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Dental College of Georgia alum Dr. J. Don Spillers, Jr. is responsible for protecting the public health in the practice of dentistry by ensuring that standards are met across the state through his new appointment to the Georgia Board of Dentistry.

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In apparently the first study of its kind, investigators used optical genome mapping to get a thorough assessment of the genome of 52 severally ill patients with COVID-19.

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