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MyNews: April 29, 2020

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.


Staff Council Spring 2020 Professional Development Conference recap

Georgia Southern’s Staff Council Professional Development Conference was held in March on the Armstrong Campus. To learn more about the conference and about Staff Council visit jobs.georgiasouthern.edu/staffcouncil.


Georgia Southern Department of Communication Arts assistant professor selected as fellow for Southern Producers Lab

Abbey Hoekzema

Abbey Hoekzema, Georgia Southern assistant professor of multimedia film and production, was one of 10 fellows selected for the 2020 Southern Producers Lab.

Produced and presented by the New Orleans Film Society, the program is designed to bring new producers from around the South together for intensive workshops, discussion panels, mentoring sessions and community building.


Georgia Southern alumnus, P.E. teacher challenges students to be active, healthy during quarantine

Tendai Haggins with Georgia Southern Health and Physical Education Lecturer Kellie Penix, Ed.D.

At 16 years old, Tendai Haggins (’93) lost his 36-year-old mother, who had long put her health issues to the side as she took care of her family.

From then on, health and physical fitness became an integral part of Haggins’ life in Portal, Georgia, a small town located in northwest Bulloch County. In high school, he played any sport he could, including baseball, basketball, football and track.


Pivoting during a pandemic: How Georgia Southern’s Business Innovation Group is providing resources to small businesses during the COVID-19 crisis

An employee at Rolling Monkey Ice Cream in Statesboro fulfills a curbside customer order.

The past two months haven’t exactly been business as usual for Georgia Southern University alumnus and small business owner Garrett Clark.

As the owner of Rolling Monkey Ice Cream in Statesboro, Georgia, Clark has had to make several shifts in his business due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which caused restaurants and eateries to discontinue dine-in services for an extended time.


New look coming for University homepage on May 1

Homepage Update Graphic

Look for a new design on the university’s home page on Friday, May 1. The new design is much more vibrant and more focused on engaging prospective students, our primary target audience. In coordination with this project, we will also launch a redesigned Future Students page and redesigned homepages for both the undergraduate and graduate admissions websites.

Faculty, students and staff will notice a few things have moved around. After an analysis of page use over the past year, the links for “Current Students,” “Faculty & Staff,” and “Parents & Families” are being moved to the top of the page next to the search box where they are quick and easy to locate. The “audience” buttons have been reduced and streamlined to keep the focus on our students and external audiences. The old “Quick Links” menu has been eliminated in favor of a more prominent search bar.

For feedback or to report any problems, please email marketing@GeorgiaSouthern.edu.


Take time to appreciate your academic advisor

2020 Academic Advisor Appreciation

Take some time to tell your academic advisor or academic advisor administrator what you appreciate about them. Choose either the Armstrong Campus, Liberty Campus or Statesboro Campus (select college) and fill out the short form. If there are multiple advisors you would like to send an appreciation to you may fill out the form multiple times.


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Last updated: 5/4/2020