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Georgia Southern doctor of physical therapy students awarded scholarships
Twelve students in the Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) program at Georgia Southern University were awarded scholarships totaling more than $17,000 from the Savannah American Business Clubs (AMBUCS).
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Personal hardships drive graduate to earn degree, advocate for others
As a wife to a U.S. Army soldier and mother to a young child, conditions for completing a college degree weren’t optimal, yet the drive to teach children pushed Mary Hayworth toward the finish line.
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Personal hardships drive graduate to earn degree, advocate for others
As a wife to a U.S. Army soldier and mother to a young child, conditions for completing a college degree weren’t optimal, yet the drive to teach children pushed Mary Hayworth toward the finish line.
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Georgia Southern alumna fulfills lifelong dream, helps children struggling to read
Life has a way of bringing people back to where they belong. At least that’s what 66-year-old lifelong learner and educator Robin Perry (’93, ‘16) believes.
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BFA senior exhibition to be showcased online
The Betty Foy Sanders Department of Art (BFSDoArt) is hosting its “BFA 2020 Senior Exhibition” this spring, but for the first time it is appearing online. The exhibition features student work from the BFSDoArt senior class. The “BFA 2020 Senior Exhibition” is usually held on the Statesboro Campus, however the COVID-19 pandemic changed exhibition plans. The exhibition is available to view online through May 22.
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BFA senior exhibition to be showcased online
The Betty Foy Sanders Department of Art (BFSDoArt) is hosting its “BFA 2020 Senior Exhibition” this spring, but for the first time it is appearing online. The exhibition features student work from the BFSDoArt senior class. The “BFA 2020 Senior Exhibition” is usually held on the Statesboro Campus, however the COVID-19 pandemic changed exhibition plans. The exhibition is available to view online through May 22.
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Georgia Southern Division of Continuing Education offers free online courses through June 30
The Georgia Southern University Division of Continuing Education is offering 10 online, skills-based courses free of charge in an effort to support community members during the COVID-19 pandemic. The non-credit bearing courses aim to offer personal enrichment and professional development options, from honing one’s communication style to small business marketing. Each course highlights skills useful to any industry. Courses must be completed by June 30. Those interested in registering for these free, online courses may find more information at GeorgiaSouthern.edu/conted/free-online-courses. For more information from the Division of Continuing Education, please contact program manager Deedee Southerlin, Ed.D., at tsoutherlin@georgiasouthern.edu.
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Georgia Southern Division of Continuing Education, Department of Public and Nonprofit studies to offer new certificate program
A new certificate program will be offered on the Georgia Southern University Armstrong Campus as part of a partnership between the Division of Continuing Education and the Department of Public and Nonprofit Studies. The certificate will be awarded upon completion of the Nonprofit Management and Leadership Workshop Series, which will take place October 5-9, at the Armstrong Center.
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Georgia Southern launches ‘Finish Strong’ campaign to ensure Eagle success
Today, Georgia Southern University launched a fundraising campaign to help students facing financial hardships during these unprecedented times. The University kicked off the “Ensure Our Eagles Finish Strong” campaign with a goal of raising $250,000 for up to 250 students on a need-based priority, as well as $140,000 to assist up to 14 returning spring sport seniors who saw their 2019-20 collegiate seasons cut short.
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Georgia Southern launches ‘Finish Strong’ campaign to ensure Eagle success
Today, Georgia Southern University launched a fundraising campaign to help students facing financial hardships during these unprecedented times. The University kicked off the “Ensure Our Eagles Finish Strong” campaign with a goal of raising $250,000 for up to 250 students on a need-based priority, as well as $140,000 to assist up to 14 returning spring sport seniors who saw their 2019-20 collegiate seasons cut short.