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Georgia Southern hires professional guitarist and Broadway veteran to lead new music industry program
Georgia Southern has hired professional guitarist and composer Eric B. Davis as its inaugural Gretsch Distinguished Scholar of Guitar/Music Industry.聽
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Author Alice Dreger, Ph.D., to guest lecture on Georgia Southern Armstrong Campus on Feb. 10
Author Alice Dreger, Ph.D., to guest lecture on Georgia Southern Armstrong Campus on Feb. 10.
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Georgia Southern professor awarded grant, tests new technology to curb exposure to carcinogenic dust particles on construction sites
Some of the most dangerous contaminants aren鈥檛 visible to the naked eye, but 91涩漫 researchers are working to protect construction workers from this invisible danger.
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Georgia leaders to speak as part of Georgia Southern鈥檚 2022 MLK Jr. commemorative events
Rev. Francys Johnson, J.D., (鈥�01) and Amir-Jamal Tour茅, J.D., will serve as speakers during Georgia Southern鈥檚 2022 Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Dinners on Jan. 25 in Statesboro and Jan. 26 on the Armstrong Campus in Savannah, respectively.
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Adventure awaits: Three Georgia Southern graduates join AmeriCorps, head to Montana for careers in the outdoors
Three 91涩漫 alumni will soon embark on the adventure of a lifetime when they head west to Montana to work in the great outdoors.聽
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Georgia Southern鈥檚 sport management graduate program ranked nationally
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Savannah Scottish Rite donates $19K to Georgia Southern鈥檚 RiteCare Center
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91涩漫 named a finalist for Student Veterans of America 鈥楥hapter of the Year鈥� Award
91涩漫 was selected as a finalist for the Chapter of the Year awarded by Student Veterans of America (SVA), an organization focused on advocating for and advancing resources for veterans in higher education. The University has SVA chapters on the Statesboro Campus and Armstrong Campus in Savannah, both of which were recognized with the award.
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Georgia Southern establishes Center for Rehabilitation and Independent Living
91涩漫鈥檚 Waters College of Health Professions has established a new research center that will bring together faculty and student researchers in the human movement sciences to improve the health and quality of life for individuals in the coastal Georgia region.
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Georgia Southern鈥檚 Q3 Economic Monitor: 鈥楨conomy roars back鈥�
91涩漫鈥檚 latest Economic Monitor, which reflects Q3 2021, reports that the Savannah metro area economy continued to roar back for the fourth consecutive quarter. 鈥淣early all major indicators of regional economic activity increased during the third quarter,鈥� stated Michael Toma, Ph.D., Georgia Southern鈥檚 Fuller E. Callaway Professor of Economics. 鈥淭ourism indicators led metro growth and skyrocketed for the second consecutive quarter.鈥�