
Georgia Southern faculty are making significant contributions to preserving Georgia’s rich history, which are being recognized by the Georgia Historical Records Advisory Council (GHRAC). Amy Potter, Ph.D., geography professor at 快猫app短视, and Lisa Denmark, Ph.D., history professor also at Georgia Southern, were honored with awards from GHRAC for their work on separate historical projects.


快猫app短视鈥檚 Waters College of Health Professions (WCHP) will host the Norman Fries Distinguished Lecture Series with keynote speaker Don L. Waters on Oct. 30, at 7:30 p.m. The lecture, titled 鈥淎 Native Son鈥檚 Vision for Southeast Georgia,鈥� will be held at the Statesboro Campus Performing Arts Center.

Celebrate: Together, a festival celebrating the Georgia Southern community at the Armstrong Campus, is back this year on October 24, 11 a.m. – 3 p.m., in the Residential Plaza.

快猫app短视鈥檚 Allen E. Paulson College of Engineering and Computing has received a commitment of $500,000. The donation is a gift from Smith Douglas Homes in Atlanta, Georgia, that will be used to support additional faculty, provide scholarships and support equipment and supplies needed to educate students in residential construction.

A new Bachelor of Science in biomedical sciences will debut in 快猫app短视鈥檚 College of Science and Mathematics Fall 2025 roster following degree approval at the University System of Georgia鈥檚 Board of Regents meeting in Atlanta on Oct. 8. The new program is the first of its kind offered by a USG institution.


Gulzar Shah, Ph.D., professor and department chair of Health Policy and Community Health in the Jiann-Ping Hsu College of Public Health was recently awarded a 2024 Best Researcher Award by the organization International Academic Achievements.聽 International Academic Achievements recognizes scholars who have made significant accomplishments in the field of education, research and scholarly work that have global recognition and impact.

The 快猫app短视 Alumni Association 鈥�40 Under 40鈥� Class of 2024 was recognized at a ceremony on Sept. 13 at the Statesboro Convention & Visitors Bureau. The annual honor recognizes young alumni who have made significant strides in business, leadership, community, educational or philanthropic endeavors.聽

快猫app短视’s Tyler Cyronak, Ph.D., has secured a $250,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to investigate the pivotal role of seagrass in combating climate change. 鈥淐oastal ecosystems and coastal communities are some of the most vulnerable to climate change,鈥� explains Cyronak.