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Parker College of Business students receive $15K in scholarships
Two accounting students in the Parker College of Business at Georgia Southern University received individual scholarships totaling $15,000 to help with their academic careers.
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Parker College of Business students receive $15K in scholarships
Two accounting students in the Parker College of Business at Georgia Southern University received individual scholarships totaling $15,000 to help with their academic careers.
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The power of people: alumnus global nonprofit serves at-risk population in pandemic
Growing up in Sri Lanka, volunteering was a way of life for Nipuna Ambanpola (’19). When he moved to Savannah, Georgia, to attend Georgia Southern University’s Armstrong Campus in 2015, he carried that tradition forward with the launch of IVolunteer International, a tech nonprofit with a vision to create a network of 7 billion volunteers worldwide. The group’s newest directive is a partnership with Shopping Angels, a program that offers volunteer food-delivery services to at-risk populations in the U.S. during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Georgia Southern University names Stuart Tedders as dean of Jiann-Ping Hsu College of Public Health
Georgia Southern University has tapped Stuart Tedders, Ph.D., as the next dean of the Jiann-Ping Hsu College of Public Health.
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Georgia Southern University names Stuart Tedders as dean of Jiann-Ping Hsu College of Public Health
Georgia Southern University has tapped Stuart Tedders, Ph.D., as the next dean of the Jiann-Ping Hsu College of Public Health.
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Providing for a school’s needs during a time of change: the story of an instructional technology specialist
Georgia Southern University alumna Robin Thompson (’13) is a media specialist and technology integrator at Richmond Hill High School (RHHS), although she likes to refer to herself as a “technology instigator.” “I try to push people out of their comfort zone with technology and have them try new things,” said Thompson. Leading up to the announcement of the closing of Georgia public schools, Thompson knew her expertise would be needed.
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Providing for a school’s needs during a time of change: the story of an instructional technology specialist
Georgia Southern University alumna Robin Thompson (’13) is a media specialist and technology integrator at Richmond Hill High School (RHHS), although she likes to refer to herself as a “technology instigator.” “I try to push people out of their comfort zone with technology and have them try new things,” said Thompson. Leading up to the announcement of the closing of Georgia public schools, Thompson knew her expertise would be needed.
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Betty Foy Sanders Department of Art hosts online exhibition ‘Juried 2020’
The Betty Foy Sanders Department of Art (BFSDoArt) is hosting its annual juried student exhibitions this spring, but for the first time they will appear online. The second of three exhibitions, “Undergraduate Juried 2020,” features student work from students enrolled in BFSDoArt undergraduate classes at any level. The exhibition is available to view online through April 24.
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Betty Foy Sanders Department of Art hosts online exhibition ‘Juried 2020’
The Betty Foy Sanders Department of Art (BFSDoArt) is hosting its annual juried student exhibitions this spring, but for the first time they will appear online. The second of three exhibitions, “Undergraduate Juried 2020,” features student work from students enrolled in BFSDoArt undergraduate classes at any level. The exhibition is available to view online through April 24.
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EAGLE Academy students seize distance learning as a new opportunity to prepare for the digital world
When Georgia Southern University College of Education members founded EAGLE Academy, they never planned for students to learn virtually. So when University System of Georgia colleges and universities closed their campuses in response to the coronavirus pandemic, EAGLE Academy had to determine a new way to help students reach their goals from a distance.