Step into the world of academic leadership with Augusta University's latest podcast episode! Join us as we sit down with three of our newest deans—Brad Warren, Marc Austin, and Teresa Waters.
Get ready for a slam dunk of an episode as we welcome Ryan Erlacher, Director for Athletics, alongside Dip Metress, head men's basketball coach, and Celeste Stewart, head women's basketball coach, to the podcast.
Augusta University has reached a major milestone this semester. Augusta University President Brooks A. Keel stops by to share what we've done to get here and what's ahead. Also, Dale Hartenburg is here for another round of "Pardon Our Progress."
In this episode, we dive into the world of education at Augusta University, where we had the privilege of speaking with two distinguished professors from the College of Education and Human Development. Jessica Simpson, PhD sheds light on the innovative paraprofessionals program, offering valuable insights into how future educators are trained in special education. Stacie Pettit, PhD joins the conversation, providing an in-depth understanding of how the college effectively prepares teachers for t...
We sit down with Dr. Shareen Clement, director for Multicultural Student Engagement, and Dr. Simone Hicks, associate dean of students. Delve into an insightful conversation exploring how Augusta University is equipping its students to embody the institution's six fundamental principles: compassion, collegiality, inclusivity, integrity, excellence, and leadership.
In honor of Cybersecurity Awareness Month, we had the privilege of sitting down with Dr. Gursiman Walia, associate dean and professor for the School of Computer and Cyber Sciences, and a Kaylee Andrews, a talented Computer Science student, to discuss the school's latest advancements and best practices in the realm of cyber security.
Unveiling the some eerie tales of the past, tune into the haunted history surrounding the iconic Summerville Campus.
Navigating the challenges of midterms and powering through the semester can be a daunting task for students. In this enlightening video, we bring you valuable insights and expert advice on mental health and self-care practices to help students not only survive but thrive academically and emotionally.
In this episode, we're shining a spotlight on Augusta University's Days of Service, a remarkable initiative that brings the community together. But that's not all! We also sit down with Kyle Scott, the president of the Summerville Alumni Society, to chat about the upcoming Brew N Que, an exciting alumni event.
In this special episode, we had the privilege of interviewing Christopher Botero, PhD, the director of World Languages and Giada Biasetti, assistant professor for Spanish, in the Department of English and World Languages. We delve deep into the impact of learning a different language, discussing how it opens doors to new perspectives and experiences. Our guests share their insights on how learning Spanish and exploring other languages can be transformative on a personal and societal level....
Join us in this exciting episode as we explore the cutting-edge developments at Augusta University. First, we sit down with A.B. Osborne, the visionary director behind Augusta University's burgeoning animation program. Discover the program's growth plans and its imminent move to a new, state-of-the-art campus space, poised to take animation education to new heights. In the second half of our episode, we're joined by Colin Stewart, the associate vice president for student affairs, who unveils the...
In this episode, we take you on a captivating tour of the recently completed fourth floor of the College of Science and Mathematics at Augusta University. This floor is home to cutting-edge research labs and innovative interdisciplinary spaces. Additionally, we dive into the exciting launch of the university's new undergraduate neuroscience program, highlighting its role in shaping the future of brain science education. We also sit down with Dr. Guiod Verbeck, the incoming chair of the Departmen...
Join us for a deep dive into Augusta University's dynamic Medical College of Georgia and its exciting expansion into Savannah, Georgia. We had the honor of interviewing the esteemed David Hess, MD, dean of MCG, and Matt Lyon, MD, director of the MCG Center for Telehealth. Discover the latest developments as MCG embarks on a new chapter with the establishment of a four-year campus at Georgia Southern University's Armstrong campus in Savannah. Learn how this expansion will not only impact medical ...
Join us as we sit down with campus leaders, LaSherrica Christian and Roberto Aragon, assistant directors for Student Life and Engagement, and the dynamic duo of the Student Government Association, president Dee Mallory and vice president Vikash Ayyappan.
Join us for a candid discussion on addiction's impact as Dr. Marshall Bedder, Director of Addiction Medicine Fellowship at the Medical College of Georgia, reveals insights on partying dangers, drug use, and Georgia's opioid crisis. Explore the frontline of addiction medicine and gain understanding.
As we embark on this exciting fifth season of In the Wild, we bring you face-to-face with an extraordinary array of voices from faculty, students, and awe-inspiring guests. So, fasten your seatbelts, and get ready for the season premiere coming soon!
We're going out with a bang in the Season 4 finale! Join us for a lively conversation with Mark Myers, director for New Student & Family Transitions, and Natalie Meredith, assistant director for New Student & Family Transitions. Discover the passion and dedication of Orientation Leaders, and gain valuable insights into the innovative Jags4Jags mentorship program. Join us for an episode that will leave you inspired, informed, and eagerly awaiting the next season! Learn more about the Jags...
Join in on this exciting podcast episode as Augusta University President, Brooks A. Keel, PhD, shares insights on the university's strategic plan progress, building updates and new academic programs. Discover how the university is driving innovation and excellence in education, research and healthcare. Learn more about Augusta University's strategic plan: https://go.augusta.edu/431yTZA
Three Augusta University students have been selected as speakers for the Spring 2023 Commencement ceremonies at the Augusta Marriott. Katie Foley, Isaiah Maddox, and Jasmine Coleman will each share their unique experiences and insights with their respective audiences. Maddox and Foley join us. Foley, a Master of Physician Assistant degree candidate, will speak about the value of kindness and grace in overcoming personal challenges. Maddox, a graduating senior in Health, Society, and Policy, will...
Disclaimer: This episode discusses sexual assault, awareness and prevention. April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Julie Kneuker, Augusta University's Title IX Coordinator shares the importance of Sexual Assault Awareness Month and Title IX Sexual Misconduct. Also, Amanda Cruz, diversity and inclusion training coordinator, tells us her story and the resources the university provides. There are also other events happening this month. Communicon, a student-led event from Augusta University's Co...
Julie Goley , director for Career Services , discusses how important is it and ways to benefit students within the career field. Also, Mickey Williford , vice president for Institutional Effectiveness , explains the upcoming activities happening during Alumni Weekend and what the Distinguished Alumni Award means to her....
Latria Graham , visiting scholar and professor of English, discusses her experience teaching at Augusta University and how she helps students pursue their creative work and introduces race, gender norms and social class in her stories. Also, the winners of Innovate 2023 competition join us to share their ideas and concerns when pursuing the nonprofit competition.
Matt Davis, coordinator for Outdoor Recreation programs at Augusta University, shares the exciting activities that the outdoors offers through his programs. Also, Lauren Ford, a sophomore biology major and trip leader, joins us to talk about how much fun it is to connect with nature and students.
The Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University celebrated 214 students who are taking the next step in their careers as physicians during the annual Match Day celebration March 17 at SRP Park. Idris Ali and Amanda Delgado, fourth-year MCG students, give us behind the scene access to the excitement of Match Day 2023.
Ruth McClelland- Nugent , PhD, department chair and associate professor for the Department of History, Anthropology and Philosophy , explains what inspired her interest in women's history and addresses the problematic ways that it is being taught in schools as well as how to improve it. Also, Brandon McCray , vice president for development for Philanthropy & Alumni Engagement , shares how his role supports the Augusta University and the mission on division. He also shares information on Augu...
It's Women's History Month, Angela Taylor, an Augusta University College of Nursing student shares her inspiring journey of becoming a healthcare provider. From being a mother and wife to previously serving in the Army, her ambition has led to her success in everything she does. Gokila Dorai, PhD, assistant professor for the School of Computer and Cyber Sciences, advises women students to stay motivated and expand further into the male dominated field. She also shares the growing impact artifici...
Danita Myler, president of the Augusta Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc, and Joe Moore, vice basileus of the Psi Omega Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, discuss the impact they've made in the community since joining their respective organizations. Quinton Taylor, a Hull College business student and a vice president of Eta Alpha Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc., joins Audrey Spry, charter member of the Mu Xi Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta, to share their experiences a...
Elena Petrova, PhD, a licensed psychologist and director for Student Counseling and Psychological Services, explains the resources available for students to improve mental health and addresses the misconception about receiving help, including the new online platform Togetherall. Also, Stacy Roberts, lecturer of Management at the Hull College of Business and certified executive and leadership trainer, shares how she supports Black History Month while developing leaders of tomorrow.
Isaiah Maddox and Caroline Gibson, our Homecoming King and Queen, return to share their thoughts on dating in 2023 as well as get us exciting for Homecoming Week.
Brennan Francois , chief diversity officer for Augusta University Health , explains what medical mistrust is and how it affects patient-provider relationships, especially for Black Americans. He mentions what AU Health does to build trust within the community and how his role in the health system supports employees and patients. Also, Dr. Biplab Datta , assistant professor in the Institute of Public and Preventive Health and in the Department of Population Health Sciences , discusses the new edi...
