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University receives grant for more than $8,500 through Governor’s Office of Highway Safety
For the 11th consecutive year, Georgia Southern University has received a grant through the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety to participate in the Georgia Young Adult Program. The program helps educate students about the dangers of alcohol abuse, underage drinking and impaired driving.
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Georgia Southern’s Child Development Center earns three-star, Quality Rated accreditation from Bright from the Start
Bright from the Start has awarded Georgia Southern University’s Child Development Center (CDC) the highest possible accolade, a three-star rating, on its quality assessment report, Quality Rated.
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Georgia Southern partners with U.S. Air Force to provide degree opportunities
Georgia Southern is partnering with the U.S. Air Force to help active-duty, National Guard and reserve personnel pursue education through the General Education Mobile (GEM) program.
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St. Joseph’s/Candler, Georgia Southern University support U.S. Military to help those in need of medical care
Thousands of people in need of medical care can receive it at no-cost in May during Operation Empower Health – Greater Savannah, a U.S. Military exercise supported by St. Joseph’s/Candler and Georgia Southern University.
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Pianist Emilio Peroni to perform on Statesboro Campus March 7
The Georgia Southern University Department of Music will host Argentinian pianist Emilio Peroni as part of its “On the Verge” new music series, Wednesday, March 7 at 7:30 p.m. in the Carol A. Carter Recital Hall on the Statesboro Campus.
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Treasure Savannah: Georgia Southern gives back to the community
On Saturday, nearly 200 Georgia Southern University students, faculty and staff arrived on the Armstrong Campus in Savannah to volunteer for Treasure Savannah, a biannual day of service.
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Georgia Southern included in top national rankings for online Master of Science in Sport Management
Georgia Southern University’s online Master of Science in Sport Management has been ranked nationally for 2018.
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Clothing Closet helps students dress for success
During the sixth annual Clothing Closet event on the Armstrong Campus in Savannah, more than 370 students selected individual garment pieces, shoes and accessories to comprise one business outfit, free of charge.
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AACSB recognizes Georgia Southern University College of Business alumnus as 2018 Influential Leader
Alumnus Lt. Gen. Leslie C. Smith (‘85) was one of 29 people recognized as a member of the 2018 Influential Leaders class by the the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business International, the world’s largest business education network.
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Georgia Southern is helping high school students GEAR UP