Welcome to the Jaguar bandwagon, Forbes! In a recent article, the respected magazine named Augusta University a “Top 10 Low-Profile, High-Value College.” It’s not news to us, but we’re happy that word is spreading! Read more here.
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AU recently hosted faculty and staff recognition breakfast. The following College of Education employees were recognized for their length of service to the university: 5 YEARS OF SERVICE: Stacey Hudson Dr. Nai Cheng Kuo Dr. Denise Lenares Solomon Dr. Darla Linville Dr. Stacie Pettit Dr. Laura Rychly Dr. Juan Walker …
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AUGUSTA, GA. – New faculty members often feel overwhelmed by change when they start their careers. There are colleagues to meet, research agendas to set, classes to manage, students to mentor, committees to chair and more. That first year can wreak havoc on their lives. “No matter what support system …
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Dr. Renee Sasser was recently honored by the Office of Faculty Development and Teaching Excellence with the Caught in the Act Of Great Teaching Award. The award honors faculty for excellence in teaching acts, large or small, that inspire students and exemplify teaching excellence.
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AUGUSTA, GA. – A new competition, the first of its kind in Georgia, gave students in grades 4-8 the opportunity to apply the things they’re learning in the context of either engineering or art on Oct. 6 at Augusta University. Conceptualized by Dr. Ashley Gess and made possible by the contributions of …
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Augusta University alum Samantha Booker, a teacher at Deer Chase Elementary School, was named Richmond County Schools’ Teacher of the Year. Booker will be honored as part of Education Day on Dec. 6 at 11 a.m. at Christenberry Fieldhouse.
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AUGUSTA, GA. – Elementary Education in the Department of Teaching and Learning in the College of Education was recently honored at the Augusta University Teaching Excellence Awards for Program Teaching Excellence. The honor is given to a program or department that “promotes, supports and recognizes excellence in teaching and in service to students.” Elementary Education was noted for innovation and …
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By Kashalah Robinson AUGUSTA, Ga. — Karyn Warren has spent nearly 20 years in service to special education students in the Augusta area. A three-time graduate of Augusta University and special education classroom teacher at Greenbrier High School in Columbia County, she has been named the College of Education’s 2018 …
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By Kashalah Robinson AUGUSTA, Ga.—Augusta native Ann Sturkey has spent the last 15 years making a difference in student lives. Working within the community as a teacher and now administrator as the School for Arts-Infused Learning (SAIL) Charter School, she has been named the College of Education’s 2018 Outstanding Young …
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Augusta, GA— Amanda Dojack, a senior kinesiology major in the College of Education, presented new research on the relationship between cognitive performance and cardiovascular health in older versus younger people at the 19th annual Phi Kappa Phi Student Research and Fine Arts Conference at Augusta University on March 18. Dojack’s …
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