President Bloodworth addresses faculty, staff, and students about budget concerns during a Town Hall meeting.
ASU students hold up signs in protest to proposed budget cuts during a rally on campus. The students marched around campus to show their solidarity and support for higher education.
Members of the Augusta delegation to the General Assembly show their support for ASU, MCG and higher education regarding the proposed budget cuts to the University System of Georgia at a news conference in the Jaguar Student Activities Center ballroom.
Author Adam Shepard shares excerpts from his book, Scratch Beginnings, at a luncheon sponsored by the Life of the Mind series. The series theme is Civic Engagement.
An ASU student explains her research to judges at the 11th annual Phi Kappa Phi Student Research and Fine Arts Conference. The conference allows undergraduate and graduate students the opportunities to showcase their scholarly and/or artistic endeavors, regardless of discipline.
William Hobbins, music, conducts the ASU choir at the 11th annual Phi Kappa Phi Student Research and Fine Arts Conference. The choir performed as part of the conference’s opening ceremony.
Vera Stewart, founder of Very Vera, speaks with students in the Hull College of Business during the college’s Visiting Executives Week.
President Bloodworth welcomes members of the Leadership Augusta Class of 2010 during Education Day.
Ronald Kruszewski discusses his success and experience as chairman and CEO of Stifel Financial Corp. and Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, Inc. during the Hull College of Business’ MBA Executive Speaker Series.
President Bloodworth gives remarks during the annual Honors Convocation, which was held in the Maxwell Theatre. The ceremony honored outstanding students for their academic accomplishments at ASU.
The men’s basketball team celebrates the third South Regional Championship win in three years. The win advanced the team to the Elite Eight for the third consecutive year.
Steven Clements, communications and professional writing, listens as actress Sandy Rosenberg talks about her life on Broadway. Ms. Rosenberg was in Augusta for a performance at the Imperial Theatre in a production of Menopause the Musical. Ms. Rosenberg is a former student of Professor Clements.
Faculty and staff members serve students during the spring semester’s Pig Out.–an annual event sponsored by Student Activities.
During her retirement drop-in, Willene Holmes, director of financial aid, gives words of gratitude to her colleagues and family members.
ASU’s 35th Annual Sandhills Writers Conference kicked off with a keynote address by poet and author Kimiko Hahn.
ASU’s 35th Annual Sandhills Writers Conference kicked off with a keynote address by poet and author Kimiko Hahn.
Judge Carlisle Overstreet receives honorary membership in ASU’s chapter of the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi.
The Honorable D. Douglas Barnard, Jr., receives an honorary membership in ASU’s chapter of the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi. The amphitheatre is named for Mr. Barnard.
Faculty member Carol Rychley was inducted into the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi at its recent initiation ceremony.
Rick Davis, communications and professional writing, is welcomed into the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi.
Chris Bourdouvalis, political science, is welcomed into the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi.
National Principal of the Year, Mark Wilson, gives a presentation to education faculty, staff, and students during the annual Impacting Student Learning Conference.
During a called meeting of the faculty and staff of Reese Library, Media Services, and the Curriculum Center, Dr. Samuel Sullivan, vice president for academic affairs, announces the appointment of Ms. Camilla Reid as the new director of the Reese Library . Ms. Reid’s new position will become effective on April 1.
Mary Norman, keynote speaker for the ASU Theatre Festival, conducts an actors’ workshop with ASU students as part of the festival’s events.
Marc Miller, dean of the Hull College of Business, congratulates Robert Smalley on being named the Hull College of Business Professor of the Year. Mr. Smalley serves as the treasurer for ASU’s chapter of the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, a member of the undergraduate Business Curriculum committee, and Beta Gamma Sigma faculty advisor.
Chief Jasper Cooke, public safety, met with government officials in Washington, D. C. regarding appropriations for campus public safety.
Nate Teyber is introduced as the new head women’s basketball coach by athletics director Clint Bryant at a news conference in The Towers April 1.
Thirty-one ADP scholars from ASU, Augusta Tech, and Paine College were honored at a ceremony March 31 in the JSAC bllroom. ADP officials, left, Brock Daniels and Collete Hughes, and, right, Steve Penrose, senior vice president, ADP.
Faculty member Don Howard is welcomed into Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Society.
Professor Todd Schultz is initiated into the business honor society of Beta Gamma Sigma.
Community business leader and ASU supporter, Nick Evans, is given honorary membership in the Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Society.
William Hobbins, music, conducts the ASU choir at the 11th annual Phi Kappa Phi Student Research and Fine Arts Conference. The choir performed as part of the conference’s opening ceremony.
The Honorable Frank M. Hull talks with business students during Visiting Executives Week at ASU. Business leaders from throughout the CSRA share their experiences that led to success.
President William A. Bloodworth, Jr., addresses members of the media at a news conference regarding ASU’s master planning.
Brigadier General Jeffrey W. Foley, Commanding General of the United States Army Signal Center and Fort Gordon, talks to students regarding potential career paths.
Helen Hendee was one of many ASU fans who showed up to welcome the team back to Augusta and to get their autographs.
Al E. Cat and the cheerleaders led a pep rally at a visit to Beal Elementary in Springfield, Mass.
Jags visit the children’s hospital in Springfield, Mass.
Apr 1, 2010
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