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Georgia Southern professor appointed to U.S. Breastfeeding Committee
Nandi A. Marshall, DrPH, assistant professor in the Georgia Southern University Jiann-Ping Hsu College of Public Health, has been selected to serve on the United States Breastfeeding Committee.
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Georgia Southern breaks ground for Engineering and Research building to equip students for the workforce
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Savannah-based artist brings landscape exhibit to Armstrong Campus Fine Arts Gallery
“Avanguardia,” an exhibition by Savannah-based artist Lisa D. Watson, invites viewers to slow down and take note of the landscapes that often seem mundane when viewed through the windows of a moving car.
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Georgia Southern named No. 1 on master’s in educational leadership rankings
Georgia Southern University has the best Online Master’s in Educational Leadership Program in the country, according to OnlineMasters.com.
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Georgia CEO Q3 2018 results show business confidence could be shifting
Georgia business leaders’ confidence levels are still strong, according to the 2018 third-quarter (Q3) survey results by Georgia CEO, a news source that shares the state’s most important features, videos and newswires with Georgia’s top business leaders.
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Georgia Southern alumnus helps land major grant, puts Apple technology in hands of Brock Elementary 2nd, 3rd graders
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Georgia Southern professor receives national Evolution Education Award
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Georgia Southern announces schedule for 2019 Moveable Feast lecture series in Savannah
Georgia Southern University announces the schedule for the 2019 Moveable Feast lecture series, presented by the College of Arts and Humanities, in cooperation with the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences, in historic venues throughout Savannah. All events begin at 6 p.m. and are free and open to the public.
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Approximately 2,200 degrees conferred during Georgia Southern’s 2018 Fall Commencement ceremonies
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Military veteran graduates, lands dream job with global company
Georgia Southern University health informatics student Deyoun Johnson served in the Army for almost 15 years, however, an injury in Afghanistan forced him to step down from a military career sooner than expected. On Saturday, he’ll earn a bachelor’s degree in health informatics and in January, begin work with the world’s second largest health information technology company, serving clients like the NBA and Johns Hopkins Medicine.