It’s another good year for Georgia College, in terms of students winning REUs (Research Experiences for Undergraduates) through the National Science Foundation (NSF). Seven biology, physics and mathematics students were selected to do a wide-range of different research in the United States and abroad.
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Tuesday, May. 22, 2018
Two physics students will continue research this summer, adding four solar-powered golf carts to Georgia College’s current fleet of two. In addition, they hope to make the current model more environmentally-friendly and use “aerodynamics” to reduce the time it takes to charge the battery.
Thursday, May. 17, 2018
Ten Georgia College students ventured to Taipei, Taiwan May 17 and will be there until June 16. This is the university’s first study abroad in that country. The group—led by Dr. Tsu-Ming Chiang, interim assistant vice president of International Education and professor of psychological science and Dr. Jenq-Foung “J.F.” Yao, professor of computer science—will study there just over four weeks.
Saturday, May. 12, 2018
Senior Janae Innis knew she was meant for a future in leadership. The Johns Creek native came to Georgia College as a business management major and later tacked on an international studies minor.
Thursday, May. 10, 2018
Public health major Laura Pappas’ sites are set on becoming an epidemiologist in another country, researching disease. But first, she plans to attend graduate school at Tulane University this fall to get her master’s degree in public health and tropical medicine.
Wednesday, May. 9, 2018
Madison Durrance
Wednesday, May. 9, 2018
Austin Sanders credits his degree in physics for giving him additional distinction and helping him land his new job at an engineering company in the metro Atlanta area. But it’s not the only degree he’s earned, nor is Saturday his only commencement.
Tuesday, May. 8, 2018
Florrie McCard thought she would start college and almost magically find her true self. But it didn’t happen that way.
Tuesday, May. 8, 2018
Record-setting Georgia College Baseball pitcher Charlie Hecht aspires to work in player operations of a major baseball league one day.
Monday, May. 7, 2018
Mass Comm major reflects on time with International Education Center
Friday, May. 4, 2018
Ahmed Al-Bayati, ’12, has come a long way from growing up in war-torn Baghdad where he served as a translator to reaching the peak of his education as a medical school graduate and beginning his surgical residency.
Thursday, May. 3, 2018
Senior Matthew Hood likes big ideas. He keeps notebooks chock-full of poetry he scratches down, along with possible inventions just waiting to be brought into reality. All that’s missing is Hood's spark of innovation.
Thursday, May. 3, 2018
Middles grades education major Jerome Brown is the first graduate of the Call Me MiSTER program.
Thursday, May. 3, 2018
Senior Catherine Ann Parker was a junior at Milton High School when doctors discovered four holes in her heart that had been there since birth. For the swim star who had her eye on athletic scholarships—it stopped her in her tracks.
Wednesday, May. 2, 2018
Decorated softball players Hannah and Holland Coursey graduate May 12. The twins both majored in accounting and will attend Georgia College to pursue their master's degrees this fall.
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