Mr. John Bell, attorney with the Law Office of Bell and Brigham, announces the total for the annual A Day campaign. The campaign to raise friends and funds for the university exceeded its goal by more than $4,000 as the campaign drew to a close on Oct. 9 with a total of $539, 016.
ASU’s faculty, staff, alumni, and friends gather in the D. Douglas Barnard, Jr., Amphitheatre for the university’s 2009 Alumni and Friends Barbeque. This event marked the culmination of ASU’s annual fundraising campaign, A Day for Augusta State University, which raised a total of $539,016.
Cynthia Craig, University College and Learning Support, and Deborah Richardson, psychology, wish Dr. Sullivan a happy birthday during the Academy for Learning reception.
ASU students test their driving skills while wearing goggles that impair their vision and demonstrate what it is like to drive under the influence. The obstacle course was a part of Alchohol Awareness Week.
Representatives from campus departments and programs provide students with information during the annual festival of student services, “All Treats! No Tricks.”
As part of an archaeological dig to uncover the foundations of two noncommissioned officers’ houses, parts of the gravel parking area along Arsenal Avenue are roped off for intermediate periods. Several ASU students are assisting Dr. Jennifer Trunzo, history, anthropology, and philosophy, in the excavations, as well as former ASU professor Chris Murphy.
This giant ant is one of the 14 site-sculptured artworks constructed by ASU student artists. The artwork was displayed at Forest Hills in an outdoor exhibition.
Sick Puppies perform acoustic versions of their music in a Fan Meet held in the Jaguar Student Activities Center Ballroom. The Australian band’s single “You’re Going Down” is currently ranked number nine on the Billboard charts. This acoustic show was an opportunity for the band to showcase their music before their evening performance with Shinedown at 95Rock’s anniversary show at the James Brown Arena.
After performing an acoustic show at a Fan Meet in the JSAC Ballroom, the Sick Puppies take a moment to meet ASU students and sign autographs. This event was an opportunity for the band to showcase their music before their evening performance with Shinedown at 95Rock’s anniversary show at the James Brown Arena.
ASU students Alexander Bauer (l) and Jeremy Robinson (r) discuss the construction of their BioChar Project.
Congressman Barrow speaks with Phil Wahl, city president of First Citizens Bank and an ‘87 alumnus, and an ASU student prior to a Financial Literacy forum sponsored by the congressman’s office.
In observance of Georgia Archives Month, ASU’s Reese Library presents author Bill Baab as he discusses his book, Augusta on Glass. In his presentation, Mr. Baab explains how little drops of Augusta’s history can be found in pieces of glass and pottery containers used by soda manufacturers, whiskey distillers, mineral water sellers, and even patent medicine men in and around the area.
Members of the community stop by the Health Fair for blood pressure checks, cholesterol screenings, body fat analysis, bone density, and more. The services were provide by the ASU Department of Nursing.
Janet Tiller, account manager of entertainment imaging for Kodak Eastman Company, and Chris Pope, ASU communications major, pose for a picture after Ms. Tiller spoke to ASU Professor Rick Pukis’ Independent Filmmaking class. During the class, Ms. Tiller shared her story of having worked with directors and producers on hundreds of major motion pictures over the last 25 years.
Best-selling author Mark Bauerlein explains how despite the wealth of information that can be found on the Internet’s Super Highway, today’s generation is less informed and less literate than any that has preceded it. This program was a part of ASU’s Phi Kappa Phi Arsenal Speaker Series.
Dr. Ruth McClelland-Nugent presents her research titled “Wonder Woman Against the Nazis! Fascism and Feminisms in Comics 1941-1985.” This program is sponsored by the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi and is part of the celebration of A Day for ASU.
Adam Shepard, author of Scratch Beginnings: Me, $25, and the Search for the American Dream, shares his rags-to-riches story during the first program of the Russell A. Blanchard Distinguished Lecture Series. This program is sponsored by the Hull College of Business.
Adam Shepard, author of Scratch Beginnings: Me, $25, and the Search for the American Dream meets with President Bloodworth and English 1101 students.
During Violence Awareness Week, ASU students place photos and statistics representing the victims of violence in the Augusta area on the Wall of Pain.
In observance of Violence Awareness Week, ASU students gather in the JSAC Breezeway wearing tape over their mouths in remembrance of victims silenced by violence, fear, and intimidation.
Judge James Blanchard, Circuit Court and former Juvenile Court judge, speaks with ASU students as part of a panel of legal experts that included Todd Powell-Williams, assistant professor in the Department of Sociology, Criminal Justice, and Social Work; and Peter Flanagan, assistant professor in the Department of Political Science. The panel was held during Violence Awareness Week.
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