Augusta University
Halloween looked different this year across the country, but Augusta University’s Civic Engagement Office wanted to ensure kids in the CSRA still got the holiday experience they deserved.
Patients at Children's Hospital of Georgia had a happy Halloween thanks to Augusta University volunteers and community donations.
See photos from Halloween at Children's Hospital.
See photos shared by Augusta University and AU Health faculty, staff and students.
Patients at the Children’s Hospital of Georgia who could not be home to trick-or-treat on Halloween went door to door through the hospital and Medical Office Building on Tuesday collecting treats and trinkets. Staff members dressed for the occasion...
Patients at the Children’s Hospital of Georgia who could not be home to trick-or-treat went door to door through the hospital and Medical Office Building collecting treats and trinkets on Halloween. Many staff members dressed for the occasion...
Media Advisory for Monday, Oct. 31, 2016 CONTACT: Denise Parrish, 706-831-3148; mparrish@augusta.edu EVENT: Patients at Children’s Hospital of Georgia will go trick-or-treating inside the hospital to celebrate Halloween. Since our pediatric patients...
Art can be healing and cathartic. Creativity is good for the soul. This was the concept behind the partnership between Georgia Regents University’s Mad Potters Organization and SafeHomes of Augusta, an organization committed to ending domestic...
The Summerville campus is no stranger to the paranormal. According to legend, during the 19th century the campus was witness to suicide, murder and hauntings. These events landed Georgia Regents University on a list of “The 10 Scariest...
Pediatric patients and their siblings dressed as superheroes, firemen, Disney characters, witches, insects, and donned other Halloween apparel as they made their way through the floors of the Children’s Hospital of Georgia and a couple of...
Nine years ago, Renee Fry found herself complaining about Halloween. Her eight-year old son had Eosinophilic Esophagitis, a disorder that affects the gastrointestinal tract and restricts food consumption. She knew that any candy he received on...
Media Advisory for Friday, Oct. 30, 2015 Event: Georgia Regents University is hosting its 9th Annual Non-food Halloween Festival as a safe alternative for children with dietary restrictions. Background: Children on medically restricted diets will...
AUGUSTA, Ga. – The trick to making Halloween a treat is being prepared, experts say. “The number one rule is plan, plan, plan,” says Carla Allen, a senior staff nurse in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Children’s Hospital of Georgia and an...
