Augusta, Ga. – Students in the Hull College of Business at Augusta State brought home high honors from a national leadership conference of Phi Beta Lambda (PBL). Eight ASU students competed against some of the nation’s best business students at the annual conference that was held in Nashville, Tenn., earlier this month. Read the full story
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Augusta, Ga. – For the love of tomatoes. Faculty and staff at Augusta State University will show off their green thumb during the 6th Annual Tomato Festival today, July 22, in E122 Allgood Hall. The home grown tomatoes will be judged based on five categories: best tasting dish prepared with fresh tomatoes, the biggest tomato, the prettiest and the ugliest, the best tasting slicing tomato, and the best tasting cherry or grape tomato. Read the full story
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Augusta, Ga. – Shannon Nix, a counselor in Augusta State University’s Counseling Center, has been selected as the College Counselor of the Year by the Georgia College Counseling Association (GCCA). This award is presented annually to recognize college counselors for their clinical excellence and meritorious service to the profession. Read the full story
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Augusta, Ga. – As organizations from the United States continue to explore international business opportunities, leaders face the challenge of adapting to the new market’s local characteristics, legislation and culture.
To help in this effort, Augusta State University’s Department of English and Foreign Languages is offering a new course titled Spanish Business Culture. The course helps students to build the skills, sensitivity, and cultural awareness needed to establish and sustain management effectiveness across cultural boarders. Read the full story
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Augusta, GA –The Augusta area receives a substantial economic benefit—$1.2 billion—from the presence of Augusta State University (ASU) and the Medical College of Georgia (MCG), according to a new study released by the University System of Georgia (USG). ASU’s impact of over $193 million and MCG’s impact of $1 billion are part of a $12.7 billion economic impact of the 35 institutions in Georgia’s public university system on the state’s economy during Fiscal Year 2009. The institutions of the University System of Georgia generated nearly three percent of the state’s total jobs during that time. Read the full story
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