University System News: The 74million As Georgia Looks to Expand Its Workforce, a New Kind of College Degree Aims to Establish Atlanta as the Financial Technology Capital of America Silicon Valley, Seattle and other major innovation hubs may be better known for their ability to attract talent in technology, but a state traditionally revered […]
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USG eclips for April 30, 2019
University System News: 11alive Why is there so much student debt? The average student debt is double what it was just nine years ago. Author: Jerry Carnes Student debt is climbing nationwide, and the issue is likely going to be part of the 2020 presidential race. According to the Federal Reserve, student debt is […]
USG eclips for May 1, 2019
University System News: Georgia Trend Albany | Dougherty County: Forging Ahead K.K. Snyder …Training the Future With the Board of Regents’ approval last August, Albany State University (ASU) became the first in the University System of Georgia (USG) – and the only historically black college or university in the United States – to offer […]
USG eclips for April 25, 2019
University System News: Yahoo Finance Corvias Reports Year Over Year Resident Satisfaction Improvements Across Nine of Ten Survey Categories Corvias, a national leader in developing, financing, and managing infrastructure assets for higher education partners, today announced positive results from its 2019 Corvias Student Housing Satisfaction Survey conducted across six college campuses within the University […]
USG eclips for April 22, 2019
University System News: Albany Herald ABAC students attend national research conferences From staff reports Students enrolled in the School of Arts and Sciences and the School of Agriculture and Natural Resources at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College celebrated National Undergraduate Research week by presenting their research in conferences across the United States. Students enrolled in […]
USG eclips for April 23, 2109
University System News: SaportaReport If Georgia’s budget were $1, health care and education would get quarters. Most other things would get pennies. By Maggie Lee The figures in Georgia’s budget this year are big — about $48.6 billion in state and federal money in a 259-page document. But a couple of charts will make […]
USG eclips for April 24, 2019
University System News: Atlanta Business Chronicle Kennesaw State president expands her female-dominated leadership team By Eric Mandel – Digital Producer , Atlanta Business Chronicle Women will soon hold the top four leadership positions in Georgia’s third-largest university as Tricia Chastain moves into an executive role at Kennesaw State University. Kennesaw State President Pamela Whitten […]
USG eclips for April 18, 2019
University System News: Savannah Morning News Film and forensics positioned for growth at Georgia universities By Ann Meyer Jeff Stepakoff boasted of the Georgia Film Academy’s growth this year, while three Savannah State University seniors talked up the university’s facial reconstruction class at the Board of Regents April board meeting. What film and forensics […]
USG eclips for April 19, 2019
University System News: Atlanta Journal-Constitution On Campus: Tuition to rise, Morehouse’s policy, new college info tool By Eric Stirgus There was plenty of news on the money front this week from the state’s University System. It will cost many public college students a little more to go to school next fall. This week’s AJC […]
USG eclips for April 17, 2019
University System News: Atlanta Journal-Constitution Georgia board votes to increase college tuition and some fees this fall By Eric Stirgus SAVANNAH – Tuition will rise by 2.5% this fall for full-time undergraduate students in University System of Georgia’s 26 schools this fall and mandatory fees will increase by a similar percentage for some campuses. […]