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Georgia Southern University officers are now equipped with body cameras
Georgia Southern’s Office of Public Safety is the first public safety force in Bulloch County to incorporate body cameras and in-car recording systems into the daily work of its officers. The University has equipped each of the Police Department’s 34 patrol officers with body cameras and four marked patrol cars with video equipment.
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Georgia Southern students’ exhibit, “Ovation,” opens Saturday, Sept. 5
Georgia Southern’s 2015-2016 visual art scholarship and award recipients in the Betty Foy Sanders Department of Art (BFSDoArt) will showcase their work in the “Ovation,” exhibit at the Blick Gallery in Savannah, Georgia. The exhibit, open to the public, is on display Saturday, Sept. 5, through Thursday, Oct. 1.
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Georgia Southern offering fast-track courses for fiber optics certification
This fall, Georgia Southern University’s Division of Continuing Education is offering career-building certified fiber optic technician and specialist fast-track courses at the Coastal Georgia Center, in Savannah, Georgia. Participants are provided the option to take two or three fiber optics courses during the weeklong training.
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Faculty Spotlight: Debra Skinner
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Anthony Waters to chair Georgia Southern’s 42nd annual ‘A Day for Southern’ campaign
Georgia Southern alumnus Anthony Waters, Bulloch County native and familiar name in the community, will serve as the community chair of the University’s 42nd annual community celebration of A Day for Southern on Tuesday, Sept. 15.
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Georgia Southern receives largest gift to date for scholarship for nursing students
Georgia Southern University has received a gift from East Georgia Regional Medical Center toward the School of Nursing Students’ Memorial Fund established in memory of the five nursing students who lost their lives in a tragic accident on April 22, 2015.
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Researchers Track Currents with Drifters and Dye
Researchers from the James H. Oliver, Jr., Institute for Coastal Plain Science (ICPS) at Georgia Southern teamed up with Gray’s Reef National Marine Sanctuary on Tuesday, Sept. 1, to release 50 gallons of a non-toxic red dye into the Altamaha River.
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Georgia Southern researchers study why clean water, sanitation efforts may not reach women as intended
Georgia Southern researchers say that while the United Nations (UN-Water) met its recent goal to provide clean water and sanitation to global communities, these numbers might not account for the difficulties in providing these life-saving resources to women.
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School of Nursing Ranks in Top 10 for the 2015 Top Online Nursing Programs
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Georgia Southern to Test Emergency Alert System
Georgia Southern University is scheduled to test all components of the Eagle Alert system on Wednesday, Aug. 26.