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Georgia Southern provides students with new opportunities to ‘Start Now’
Georgia Southern University is hosting events specifically tailored for transfer and non-traditional students. Students who want to attend Georgia Southern University have a unique opportunity to START NOW through events that will provide opportunities to meet with a counselor about same-day admission decisions and to meet with an academic advisor to start classes this summer. Start Now events are offered at the University’s three campuses in May.
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Three Georgia Southern information technology students awarded Women in Technology scholarships
Women in Technology (WIT), an organization for the advancement of women in technological fields, has awarded $5,000 scholarships to three women at Georgia Southern University.
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Four Georgia Southern Phi Eta Sigma members win scholarships
Four students from Georgia Southern University’s Phi Eta Sigma (PEΣ) chapter were awarded scholarships from the society’s national organization, totaling $14,000.
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Georgia Southern College of Science and Mathematics senior wins scholarship
Kenneth Richardson, a senior biochemistry major at the Georgia Southern University Armstrong Campus in Savannah, has been named a 2018 American Chemical Society (ACS) Scholar. Richardson said the scholarship will help him soon begin his career path.
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Georgia Southern student speech language hearing chapter awarded national honor
The National Student Speech Language Hearing Association (NSSLHA) chapter on Georgia Southern University Armstrong Campus in Savannah was recently awarded Bronze Chapter Honors for their efforts in helping the national organization during the 2017-18 school year.
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Two Georgia Southern communication arts alumni win at the Southeast Emmy Awards
Two Georgia Southern University College of Arts and Humanities alumni took home trophies at the Southeast Emmy Awards in June in Atlanta.
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Georgia Southern’s Q1 2018 Economic Monitor reports expected upswing later in the year
Georgia Southern University’s latest Economic Monitor, which analyzes data and identifies trends affecting the regional economy, reports that the Savannah metro economy ticked up modestly despite Winter Storm Grayson, which blanketed the area in heavy snow and ice fall in early January.
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Georgia Southern University invites proposal submissions for 32nd annual Southern Conference on Children
A call for proposals is now open for the 32nd annual Southern Conference on Children that will be held at the Nessmith-Lane Center, Jan. 26, 2019, in Statesboro, Georgia.
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Georgia Southern Health Services donates more than $2,500 to The Teal House
Georgia Southern University Health Services is doing its part to help the Statesboro community by donating $2,777.76 to The Teal House, Statesboro’s Regional Sexual Assault and Child Advocacy Center.
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Georgia Southern COE alumna sees impact of research in her school and district
Alissa Sasser, Ed.D., who is Statesboro High School’s (SHS) assistant principal for Curriculum and Instruction, said her career in education is owed to the strong teachers and administrators that have surrounded her throughout her career.