The Georgia Southern University Alumni Association “40 Under 40” Class of 2020 has been announced. The exemplary group will be honored during a virtual awards ceremony on Sunday, Sept. 13, which will be broadcast via Facebook Live on the Alumni Association’s page @GeorgiaSouthernAlumni.
Georgia Southern University saw a significant increase in grant and contract funding awarded to its faculty for research in the 2020 fiscal year. Georgia Southern faculty and staff received 144 awards totaling $10.7 million, which represents nearly a 67% increase over the previous year.
Georgia Southern University is putting a new resource in the hands of students, faculty and staff during the COVID-19 pandemic to help ensure the safety of the University community.
Georgia Southern University is putting a new resource in the hands of students, faculty and staff during the COVID-19 pandemic to help ensure the safety of the University community.
Corina Newsome, a wildlife conservationist and graduate student at Georgia Southern University who is devoted to the study of birds, is also a co-organizer of the inaugural Black Birders Week. The virtual weeklong event launched this summer and quickly forged into a national movement.
As Georgia Southern University housing staff are gearing up to welcome students back into their residence halls this fall, construction crews have begun work that will expand and improve on-campus housing options for next year.
As Georgia Southern University housing staff are gearing up to welcome students back into their residence halls this fall, construction crews have begun work that will expand and improve on-campus housing options for next year.
On May 18, Georgia Southern University launched the “Ensure Our Eagles Finish Strong” campaign with a goal of raising funds for students facing financial hardships during these unprecedented times.
On May 18, Georgia Southern University launched the “Ensure Our Eagles Finish Strong” campaign with a goal of raising funds for students facing financial hardships during these unprecedented times.
Charles “Hal” Wilson, Ph.D., associate professor of kinesiology in the Department of Health Sciences and Kinesiology, has been named to the National Association for Kinesiology in Higher Education’s (NAKHE) Engaged Scholar Program. Over the next 12-month period, Wilson will have the opportunity to collaborate with senior scholar, Doug Hochstetler, Ph.D., associate dean of the College of Health and Behavioral Studies at James Madison University, with the intent of completing a scholarly product. NAKHE, an inclusive community of kinesiology professionals, extends its mentoring efforts into the area of scholarship by supporting mentoring and networking opportunities for tenured associate professors. The Engaged…