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Photo Review

Danielle Harris — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 20:56:53 +0000

Charles Clark gives remarks during a reception welcoming him to the university and on being named the new dean of the Pamplin College of Arts and Sciences.

William A. Bloodworth, Jr., president; and Ray Whiting, institutional effectiveness and research, discuss the SACS accreditation process with faculty. This event was hosted by the ASU chapter of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP).

Rose Axton, media services, gives words of appreciation during her retirement reception.

A soldier poses with Augusta State’s mascot, Al E. Cat, during the university’s Military Appreciation Day at the Christenberry Field House.

During ASU’s Military Appreciation Day, Major General Alan R. Lynn, commanding general of the U.S. Army Signal Center of Excellence and Fort Gordon, swears in newly enlisted soldiers.

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This week in photos

Danielle Harris — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 15:08:23 +0000

During the Hull College of Business’s Cree-Walker Lecture Series, speaker Clinton Amos, Hull College, explains how social influence affects our perceptions of behavior.

President Bloodworth gives remarks during the A Day for Augusta State University luncheon. This event honored departments who had 100 percent participation during the campus campaign of the university’s annual fundraiser.

As part of the A Day for Augusta State University luncheon, campus campaign chair Katherine Sweeney, admissions and registrar, gives thanks to the departments for their participation in the university’s fundraiser.

Edgar Johnson, communications and professional writing, shares his research What about Us:Standards Based Education and the Dilemma of Student Subjectivity during the Phi Kappa Phi Lecture Series.

Technology Integration in Today’s Classrooms was the topic of Dr. Shannon Byrd-Johnson’s presentation during the Phi Kappa Phi Lecture Series.

Bill Daggett, CEO of the International Center for Leadership in Education, shares his expertise during an education seminar. This event was hosted by the College of Education and Central Savannah River Area Regional Educational Service Agency.

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This week in photos

Danielle Harris — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 16:27:04 +0000

QEP Director Wes Kisting, English and foreign languages, discusses the next phases of ASU’s Quality Enhancement Plan.

Jasper Cooke, public safety, speaks with ASU students during ASU’s Military Meet n’ Greet in the JSAC Coffeehouse. This event was sponsored by ROTC, Student Activities, and the Fort Gordon Liaison Committee.

William A. Bloodworth, Jr., president, gives remarks during ASU’s Military Meet n’ Greet. This event was sponsored by ROTC, Student Activities, and the Fort Gordon Liaison Committee.

During ASU’s Military Meet n’ Greet, faculty and staff had the opportunity to meet fellow students, faculty, and staff who are current military service members, veterans, and military dependents. This event was sponsored by ROTC, Student Activities, and the Fort Gordon Liaison Committee.

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Danielle Harris — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 14:36:59 +0000

During a town hall meeting at ASU, William A. Bloodworth, Jr., president, and Ricardo Azziz, president of Georgia Health Sciences University, speak to faculty, staff, and students about the consolidation of ASU and GHSU.

Faculty, staff, and students of ASU and Georgia Health Sciences University fill the Maxwell Theatre to attend one of four town hall meetings to discuss the consolidation of ASU and GHSU.

During the annual birthday celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Terry Elam, president of Augusta Technical College, presents William A. Bloodworth, Jr., president, with a token of appreciation for his commitment to the annual Martin Luther King, Jr., tribute event.

Joyce Jones, student services and dean of students, gives the historical appeal during the birthday celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. This event was held at the Gilbert Lambuth Memorial Chapel and was a collaborative effort of Augusta State, Augusta Technical College, Georgia Health Sciences University, and Paine College.

ASU President William A. Bloodworth, Jr., leads the audience in the special commemorative litany during the birthday celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. This event was a collaborative effort of Augusta State, Augusta Technical College, Georgia Health Sciences University, and Paine College.

(L to R)Paine College President George Bradley, AT&T Georgia President Sylvia Russell, Augusta Technical College President Terry Elam, ASU President William A. Bloodoworth, Jr., and Georgia Health Sciences University President Ricardo Azziz held hands while singing “We Shall Overcome” during the birthday celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. This event was a collaborative effort of Augusta State, Augusta Technical College, Georgia Health Sciences University, and Paine College.

Tom Crute, chemistry and physics, welcomes students during the Department of Chemistry and Physics’ Spring Meet and Greet.

New and returning students filled the Jaguar Student Activities Center Breezeway to learn more about campus organizations while enjoying funnel cakes and hot chocolate during the Walk Down Jaguar Lane and What’s the Scoop? events.

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Photo Review

Danielle Harris — Tue, 03 Jan 2012 15:43:40 +0000

Joyce Jones, student services and dean of students, gives a gift to Robert Smalley, Hull College, during his retirement party.

At the conclusion of ASU’s Annual Holiday Luncheon, the staff of ASU’s Human Resources Office pose for a picture with their trophies. The group won first place for Most Toys Collected as well as for the Holiday Decorating Contest.

During ASU’s annual Holiday Luncheon, Victoria Worsham, bookstore, takes a picture with Rebecca Colflesh, JagCard Office, after announcing the JagCard Office winning second place in the annual Holiday Decorating Contest.

ASU President William Bloodworth, Jr., takes a picture with a student during the Fall Graduation Celebration at the Maxwell Alumni House.

Physical Plant staff celebrate the holidays at their annual luncheon.

President Bloodworth poses with Latasha Pugh, physical plant, who was named Physical Plant Employee of the Year as well as Employee of the Fourth Quarter.

After being named the recipient of the Catherine A. Barner Memorial Scholarship, Stephanie Punches, a freshman pre-nursing major, poses with Janice Deloach and Bill English, information technology services. The scholarship was established to honor Catherine Barner’s 30-plus years of service to the campus and her dedication to supporting and improving the technology resources that make it possible for students to obtain the best education possible at ASU.

Robert O’Neal of the O’Neal and Murphy Allstate Insurance Agency gives President Bloodworth a $500 check in honor of the university’s commitment to serving the community.

During the retirement celebration for Robert Parham, former dean of the Pamplin College of Arts and Sciences, President Bloodworth presents him with a commemorative lamp.

Members of the Staff Advisory Council present Joycelyn Owens, Pamplin College of Arts and Sciences, with the 2011 Fall Staff Excellence Award.

In case you missed it, go to http://www.aug.edu/holiday.php to view ASU’s holiday card.

Shannon Nix, counseling center, and LouAnn Blocker, Reese Library, during their presentation Managing Information Overload at
Reese Library’s Staff Development Day.

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Photo Review

Danielle Harris — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 18:50:19 +0000

Clint Bryant, athletics, presents President Bloodworth with a jersey in honor of his 19 years of service to the university.

President Bloodworth and Clint Bryant, athletics, are honored by the Development Authority on Nov. 3. Henry Brigham presented the president and Bryant with plaques in recognition of the success garnered by ASU’s golf program.

Faculty, staff, and students gather in the D. Douglas Barnard, Jr., Amphitheatre for Augusta State’s annual Veterans Day ceremony.

U.S. Army Col. Barry Harris, commander of Fort Gordon’s 513^rd Military Intelligence Brigade, addresses faculty, staff, and students during Augusta State University’s annual Veterans Day ceremony.

A cadet in Augusta State’s ROTC program places American flags on the graves of servicemen buried in the Arsenal Cemetery.

(l to r)Lt. Col. Keith Cantrell, military science, serves as the moderator during a panel on What is a Hero? He is joined by panelists Dr. William Prout, U.S. Navy ( ret.), a World War II veteran, who served in the Pacific; Mr. John Rangel, U.S. Army ret., a Vietnam veteran who was involved in the la Drang Battle; Capt. Eric Schwesser, an intelligence officer, Ft. Gordon; 1^st Lt. Brooke Jones, a U.S. Military Academy graduate who has served a tour of duty in Iraq; and Sgt. 1^st Class Iasha Singleton, Ft. Gordon, who served a tour of duty at Camp Doha, Kuwait.

ASU faculty, staff, and students write messages on one of two Thank You banners that will be sent to the U.S. Army headquarters in both Iraq and Afghanistan.

(Left to right) The induction ceremony for the Augusta State chapter of the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi was held Friday, Nov. 18. During the ceremony, Kim Davies, chapter president, and William A. Bloodworth, Jr., president of Augusta State and national president of Phi Kappa Phi, awarded the honor society’s new inductees with certificates and medals.

Kathy Schofe, public relations, poses with President Bloodworth after she received the Public Relations award at the Georgia Educational Advancement Council conference. President Bloodworth nominated Schofe for the award because of her service and dedication to the field of public relations and to the university.

The Office of Development and Alumni Relations received the Overall Institution of Excellence in Advancement award at the annual Georgia Educational Advancement Council conference. President Bloodworth nominated the office for their work in the area of advancement.

Artwork created by Shannon Smith, an art student in Brian Rust’s installation art course is displayed on campus.

Brian Rust, art, conducting an artist talk at Lander University’s Monsanto Art Gallery.

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Photo Review

Danielle Harris — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 13:38:04 +0000

Members of the University System of Georgia Board of Regents (BOR) visit with ASU President William A. Bloodworth, Jr., ASU students, and several state legislatures at their monthly board meeting, which was held on Augusta State’s campus Oct. 11 and 12.

Students in a plastic bubble run through an obstacle course during Pig Out.

Carol Rychly, interim vice president for academic affairs, speaks with Congressman John Barrow about ASU’s initiative to increase the number of students majoring in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

A ribbon cutting ceremony to commemorate the fourth phase of the History Walk was held Oct. 12 on stage at the Maxwell Theatre after inclement weather forced the event indoors.

Karen Rommelfanger, Emory University, presents “Mind Over Matter? Placebo for Psychogenic Movement” during the annual Psychology Lecture Series. The series, sponsored by the Department of Psychology, is held every October.

Faculty, staff, students, and members of the community enjoy fireworks and music by the Sassy Brass Band at the annual Alumni Association Barbecue. The barbecue culminated the A Day for ASU campaign which exceeded its goal of $545,000.

Dip Metress, athletics, introduces members of the men’s basketball during a meet and greet held Oct. 20 in the Christenberry Field House.

Artist and cultural critic Franklin Einspruch addresses “High and Low: What is Excellence in the Arts” to ASU faculty, staff, students, and the community. The program was presented by ASU’s Humanities Program and the Morris Museum of Art.

Philip Javernick, an ASU physics major, presents his research”Piezoelectric quartz tuning forks as room temperature magnetometers”during ASU’s CURS Student Research Brown Bag Seminar.

As part of ASU’s Violence Awareness Week, ASU students participate in a self-defense class at the Jaguar Student Activities Center Sportsfield.

Richard Pearce-Moses, the director of Clayton State University’s Master of Archival Studies program, gives a talk about “Jaguar History: History Worth Saving”. The presentation was a part of Georgia Archives Month presented by the Reese Library.

A group of Georgia High School/High Tech (HS/HT) students listen to presentations from the Career Center and Testing and Disability Services in the JSAC ballroom before taking a campus tour. HS/HT is a comprehensive community-based transition and enrichment program providing youth with disabilities a link to academic and career-development experiences that will enable them to achieve success as a part of the 21st century workforce.

Staff members from student activities are dressed for surgery as part of the annual All Treats, No Tricks Resource Fair held in the JSAC breezeway.

President Bloodworth gives remarks at the Survivors Walk sponsored by the Department of Sociology, Criminal Justice, and Social Work and SafeHomes of Augusta. This event culminated Violence Awareness Week.

Pulitizer Prize nominee Cornelius Eady reads and discusses his poetry at the 2011-2012 Sandhills Writers Series.

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Photo Review

Danielle Harris — Sat, 01 Oct 2011 11:20:16 +0000

Barbara Coleman, Hull College of Business, talks with faculty, staff, and students during the Employer Showcase ADP Information Session as a part of Accounting Week which was hosted by the college.

Lillian Wan, Reese Library, has been a Pheresis platelet donor with Shepeard Blood Center since 1999, and has been a blood donor since 1988. Donating platelets every two weeks, she has donated 30 gallons. Wan is also featured on Shepard’s big red bloodmobile.

An ASU student performs during a recital held by the Department of Music.

ASU students are taught the basics of folk dancing by members of the Augusta International Folk Dance Club at the university’s annual International Festival. The festival, held Sept. 29, included folk and belly dancing, a fashion show, and international cuisines.

Members of the President’s Cabinet surprise President Bloodworth with a birthday breakfast at an early morning meeting.

Stacy Tallent, A Day co-chair, kicks off the community campaign for A Day for ASU at the President’s Club Luncheon held at the Augusta Country Club on Sept. 15.

After installation of the Coca-Cola Interactive Vendor in Augusta State’s Jaguar Student Activities Center, ASU students browse through the beverage selections.The Coca-Cola Interactive Vendor is the first in the Augusta area. The 79-inch tall touch screen machine has been placed in the JSAC Breezeway.

New and returning faculty pose for a picture at ASU’s New Faculty Luncheon.

Randall Miller, political science, gives remarks at the remembrance ceremony of the 10^th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

Dave Freeman, physical plant, signs in for the Golf 9/12 event held at Forest Hills Golf Course. Golf 9/12 is a national program that reflects on the unity and patriotism felt immediately after 9-11-01.

Clayton Shotwell (l) is congratulated by President Bloodworth (r) during a reception. The reception was held in recognition of Shotwell’s receiving the Governor’s Award in the Humanities. He will receive the award at a ceremony in Atlanta on Oct. 6.

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Photo Review

Danielle Harris — Wed, 31 Aug 2011 12:45:39 +0000

President Bloodworth talks with members of the Staff Advisory Council during a luncheon held in their honor. Dr. Bloodworth thanked the SAC for all of their hard work and dedication to the university and the staff members they represent.

President Bloodworth congratulates a student during the Summer Graduation Celebration at the Maxwell Alumni House.

Katherine Sweeney, campus chair for A Day for Augusta State University, announces the kick-off of the annual campaign during the Fall Convocation.

President Bloodworth gives the State of the University address at the annual Fall Convocation, which is held to welcome new and returning faculty and staff.

Faculty and staff enjoy breakfast in the Grove following the Fall Convocation.

Members from the military science department turn in their A Day pledge during the Build-A-Burger event held in the Grove.

During a breakfast catered by Chick-Fil-A, the restaurant chain’s mascot poses with members of Physical Plant in honor of the department’s participation in Cow Appreciation Day 2011.

Faculty and staff gather in the Jaguar Student Activities Center Ballroom as the newest members of the ASU community are introduced during the New Faculty Breakfast.

Clint Bryant, athletics, introduces Kory Thompson as the new women’s golf coach during a news conference at the J. Fleming Norvell Collegiate Golf House.

Marc Miller, dean of the Hull College of Business, welcomes business majors during a cookout held in their honor.

To kick off ASU’s 2011 Week of Welcome, students gather in the Jaguar Student Activities Center Breezeway to learn more about the university during the “What’s the Scoop?” event.

Al E. Cat proudly displays the NCAA Division I Men’s Golf Championship trophy during the E-Z-GO National Golf Championship Parade. This event was held in honor of the men’s golf team.

Students participate in a DUI Simulator to learn about the dangers of driving while intoxicated.

Jim Grayson, Hull College of Business, gives remarks at ASU’s first Military Meet and Greet.

NBC Augusta Meteorologist Jay Jeffries serves as the caller during ASU’s Celebrity Bingo.

Students majoring in chemistry and physics gather in the Jaguar Student Activities Center Ballroom for a meet and greet luncheon hosted by the department.

Bob Jarman, associate dean in the Pamplin College of Arts and Sciences, gives a final farewell to Jim and Michelle Benedict, math and computer science, who retired in August. The Benedicts have served the ASU community for more than 30 years.

President Bloodworth presents Samuel Sullivan, vice president of academic affairs, with a golf bag during a retirement reception held in Sullivan’s honor for his nine years of service to the university.

Faculty members give a tour of the campus to the 12 scholarship recipients of the Savannah River Scholars Program. The program is funded through a grant by the National Science Foundation.

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Photo Review

Danielle Harris — Mon, 01 Aug 2011 12:31:19 +0000

A worker begins to dismantle the 110-year-old flagstaff located in front of Payne Hall. The historic landmark was taken down Friday, July 29, after a recent storm caused structural damage that could possibly create a safety risk.

Clint Bryant, athletics director, introduces Kevin McPherson as the new head men’s golf coach during a news conference held July 27 at the Fleming Norvell Collegiate Golf House.

Amy Howell, commissioner of Georgia’s Department of Juvenile Justice, gives remarks at the first meeting of the 2011-12 Augusta State University Criminal Justice Advisory Board.

Community leaders in the field of criminal justice gather in the Jaguar Student Activities Center Ballroom for the first meeting of the 2011-12 Augusta State University Criminal Justice Advisory Board.

Victoria Worsham, bookstore, and Leza Witherington, communications and professional writing, serve as the bingo callers during the Staff Advisory Council’s Bingo for Lunch event.

During the Staff Advisory Council’s July meeting, Patricia Harris, human resources, presents Laura Nichols, political science, with a plaque for her years of service on the council.

In the July meeting of the Staff Advisory Council, Patricia Harris, human resources, presented Alice McCann, physical plant, a plaque recognizing her years of service on the Staff Advisory Council.

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