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MyNews: July 22, 2019

Georgia Southern University appoints four new leaders to key roles

Georgia Southern University has tapped four new leaders for key academic roles this fall, including Ryan Schroeder, Ph.D., as Dean of the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences; Lisandra R. Carmichael, Ph.D., as Dean of University Libraries; Amy Heaston, Ed.D., as Interim Dean of the College of Education; and Stuart Tedders, Ph.D. (’87), as Interim Dean of the Jiann-Ping Hsu College of Public Health.

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Georgia Southern researchers say 2019 sea turtle season is breaking records

Sea turtle nesting season on St. Catherine’s Island is anything but slow this summer according to researchers at Georgia Southern University.

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Paying it forward: Georgia Southern professor provides STEM opportunities to disadvantaged youth in her home country

When College of Education’s Beverly King Miller, Ph.D., left Pueblo Nuevo, a community in Panama, to live in the United States at the age of 6, her grandmother had only one wish for her — that she become the first woman in their family to attend college. Miller exceeded her expectations and now provides STEM opportunities to youth in her home country.

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Volunteer for Operation Move-In

Move-in day is a collaborative effort for faculty, staff, students and community volunteers to assist in welcoming our students to the residence halls. Be a part of the Georgia Southern tradition by volunteering for Operation Move-In on the Armstrong Campus on Aug. 15 or the Statesboro Campus on Aug. 16.

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Georgia Southern graduate student identifies two new species of African ticks

While most people tend to avoid ticks, Jackson Tomlinson, a graduate student in the Department of Biology finds them fascinating and beautiful. His interest in the parasites was recently rewarded with the discovery of two species of ticks that are entirely new to science.

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Counseling alumnus pursues passion of helping college students, authors a book about motivation

Georgia Southern University Double Eagle Warren Brandon Wright (’16,’18), tapped into his own experiences of self-doubt and self-growth in college to pursue a career in counseling and write a book to help motivate college students.

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Georgia Southern alumna, television cooking show finalist releases debut memoir

Georgia Southern alumna Rebekah Faulk Lingenfelser will release her debut memoir, Some Kinda Good: Good Food and Good Company, That’s What It’s All About, this summer.

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