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A program at Augusta University is teaching military service members to serve in a new way. It’s called Troops to Teachers and it benefits more than just the students. Amanda Woods says she went to boot camp right after she finished high school. But after making the transition to teaching …

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.

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 …

Thirty volunteers helped to spruce up the Literacy Center. Check out the fun photos below.  

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.  

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. …

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 …

Dr. Steven Page, chair of the Department of Kinesiology, and his incredible team organized another amazing interactive discussion on Friday, Nov. 2. More than 130 attended the annual interactive simulcast from Texas A&M on a rainy Friday afternoon, marking the largest attendance so far in the event’s history. Mark your calendars …

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 …

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.