To squeeze every last drop out of your college experience, seize as many opportunities as you can. Getting involved on campus comes with its own set of major perks. Here are ten reasons to join a student organization in the College of Education. 1. Learn more about yourself. Joining an organization …
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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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AUGUSTA, GA – Dozens of students turned out for the CMLA Principal’s Panel on Thursday, Nov. 15. Principals from around the area answered questions about what it’s like to work in education and how to pursue a career in the field.
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College of Education students Jenna Ansley and Eric Boone presented their research with mentor Dr. Maleah Holland in the Department of Kinesiology at the Center for Research and Scholarship (CURS) on Student Research Seminar on Friday, Nov. 9, in the JSAC Coffeehouse. Congratulations to Jenna, Eric, and Dr. Holland for their hard work and excellent presentation. …
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Almost 70 students attended the recent Leadership Luncheon, co-sponsored by the Office of Student Life & Engagement, to hear Dr. Angela Pringle speak to students about her pathways to success. Pringle, superintendent of Richmond County Schools, talked about the specific challenges she faced, while also reminding students to find their own value. Lunch …
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AUGUSTA, GA – The Augusta University College of Education will host Kinesiology Research Day from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Friday, April 20, in Christenberry Fieldhouse. The day will highlight research from undergraduate and graduate kinesiology students. Dr. Claudio Battaglini, professor of kinesiology at the University of North Carolina at …
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AUGUSTA, GA – Additional benefits to the trending ketogenic diet may soon be clearer, thanks to research being conducted by Dr. Maleah Holland, professor of kinesiology in the Augusta University College of Education, and Grant Blume, junior kinesiology student. Blume has been awarded the Southern Regional Honors Council Student Scholars …
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AUGUSTA, GA – Due to overwhelming demand, the College of Education has added a second showing of the May 9 children’s literacy play, “Chicken Little.” Admission is free and registration is open. Dr. Paulette Harris, founder and director of the Augusta University Literacy Center that organizes the play series, said …
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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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By Kashalah Robinson AUGUSTA, Ga. — This summer, Augusta University will again host Kids University, its annual summer camp. This enriching and entertaining camp specializes in STEAM education, which create classrooms that integrate science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics concepts across disciplines into all lessons. Dennis Dotterer, director of the …
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