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Our Office of Veteran Services provides military and veteran students with the service and assistance they deserve. Whether you are entering college for the first time, transferring from another school, or returning after a deployment, the Eagle Nation welcomes you home...
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Georgia Southern University Hosts Nutrition Training to Reverse Childhood Obesity
School nutrition managers from across the state of Georgia recently gathered at Georgia Southern University to attend Culinary Institute II, a 32-hour, weeklong training session.
Georgia Southern Eagles Officially Join Sun Belt Conference
"This is a milestone day for Georgia Southern University, and we are very excited to be joining the Sun Belt conference," Georgia Southern President Brooks Keel, Ph.D., told a standing room only crowd in the Williams Center during the official announcement.
Georgia Southern Stories
Hail To The Chief
Chris Riley (’92) once had his heart set on becoming a CIA agent. That all changed once he began his second quarter of Arabic at Georgia Southern and his professor pulled him aside. “He said, ‘You know there really are not a lot of red-haired, fair-skinned agents in Arabic-speaking countries!’ and he was correct,” said Riley.
Georgia's Top Teacher
When Jemelleh Coes (‘08, ‘10) began her first year as an undergraduate at Georgia Southern University, she originally planned to pursue a career in nursing. “My maiden name was Nurse, and I always wanted to helped others,” she said. “I really thought I would be Nurse Nurse.”
