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Georgia Southern University welcomes Jaimie Hebert, Ph.D., as its 13th president
Today, Jaimie Hebert, Ph.D., assumes his position as Georgia Southern University's 13th president. Hebert not only brings to Georgia Southern extensive academic experience and leadership, but also an enthusiasm for Georgia Southern's commitment to academic excellence.
A Day for Southern benefits students, connects University to community
One day may not seem like much time to make a difference, but for Georgia Southern, it can. Just ask Aleyna Rentz and Dylan John — two Georgia Southern students who have directly benefited from funds raised during the annual A Day for Southern (ADFS) giving campaign. Now in its 43rd year, the one-day campaign, set for Tuesday, Sept. 13, helps raise funds for the University to help cover costs not funded by state dollars such as scholarships, faculty development, championship athletics and cultural programs.
Georgia Southern Stories
Eagle Impact
Teresa MacCartney, a “Double Eagle” alumna of Georgia Southern, has a particular aversion to red. In addition to being True Blue to the core, she’s also the chief financial officer and director of the Office of Planning and Budget for the State of Georgia, which means it’s her job to keep Georgia out of “the red.”
Answering the Call
Mark Keel graduated from Georgia Southern with one goal in mind: to become chief of the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED). Today, Keel is living that dream. The last year has been difficult for SLED, as they were confronted with several difficult and high-profile cases, but he is proud of how the department and the community came together.
