The following faculty and staff appeared as a source for the media in print, television, or radio:

Jason Andrus, biology – WAGT, testing of tap water in Columbia County

Ted Atkinson, English and foreign languages – Augusta Chronicle, about text messaging and literature

William A. Bloodworth, Jr., president - The Signal, about the signing of the Community Covenant

Clint Bryant, athletics—Augusta Chronicle, about the new head women’s basketball coach

Barbara Coleman, Hull College of Business – Augusta Chronicle, about teens and the economy and Summerville Rags

Cynthia Craig, University College/Learning Support – Augusta Chronicle, about college readiness

Paul Harris, political science – Augusta Chronicle, about an Episcopal Day School student

Therese Rosier, physical plant – Augusta Chronicle, about the ASU pool

Arlene Schler, continuing education – Augusta Chronicle, about Kids University and its CSI program

Michael Searles, history, anthropology, and philosophy –Augusta Chronicle, about his teaching experience at the University of Muenster

Katherine Sweeney, Registrar’s Office – Augusta Chronicle, about joint enrollment

Mark Thompson, Hull College – had his recurring column in the Your Business supplement to the June 30 Augusta Chronicle. The column is titled Slow and steady wins the economic growth, job race.

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