USG eclips for January 10, 2019

University System News:   WCTV Outgoing governor to teach at UGA, other schools By: Associated Press ATLANTA (AP) — The outgoing governor of Georgia will soon have another title: Professor. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports the state’s Board of Regents voted Wednesday to appoint Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal as a Regents Professor. Deal will hold occasional […]

USG e-clips for January 7, 2019

University System News:   Atlanta Journal-Constitution Georgia Tech president to retire By Eric Stirgus Georgia Tech President G.P. “Bud” Peterson is retiring this summer, ending a 10-year term as leader of one of the nation’s top research institutions, he announced Monday. Peterson has presided over a major increase in enrollment as Georgia Tech has expanded […]

USG e-clips for January 4, 2019

University System News:   Atlanta Journal-Constitution Savannah State University president to retire in June By Eric Stirgus Savannah State University President Cheryl Dozier, who has been grappling with recent enrollment and budget declines, is retiring at the end of June, officials announced Friday. Dozier has been president of the university since 2011, after working the […]

USG eclips for December 19, 2018

University System News:   Atlanta Journal-Constitution Five takeaways on new college enrollment report By Eric Stirgus Three Georgia schools – Emory University, Georgia Tech and Spelman College – joined a national effort two years ago to help more students from low-income households get into college and graduate. On Tuesday, the umbrella group for this effort, […]

USG eclips for December 18, 2018

University System News:   Atlanta Journal-Constitution Do we send kids to college for education or maturation? By Maureen Downey I was talking with a Georgia college professor about recent suicides on his campus. He made an interesting observation: Parents once sent their children off to college for an education. Now, parents expect colleges to provide […]

USG eclips for December 17, 2018

Cision PRWeb Intelligent.com Announces The Top Master’s in Education Programs For 2019 Public school teachers are paid 17% less than other college-educated professions. A Master’s in Education can help close that gap and advance their careers. Intelligent.com, an up-and-coming resource for students of all backgrounds, is excited to announce the release of the best online […]

USG eclips for December 12, 2018

University System News:   WTOC Student enrollment down at GSU; consolidation could be to blame By Dal Cannady STATESBORO, GA (WTOC) – Less than two years ago next month, Armstrong State and Georgia Southern learned the University System of Georgia planned to consolidate them into one school. State leaders said it would grow the combined […]

USG eclips for December 10, 2018

University System News:   Albany Herald BARBARA RIVERA HOLMES: Business, education form Deal’s legacy GUEST COLUMN: Region has benefited from governor’s pro-business policies By Barbara Rivers Holmes During the last eight years, we have seen Georgia evolve into the nation’s top state for business, which can be evidenced by our economic growth and our population […]

USG eclips for December 11, 2018

Atlanta Journal-Constitution WEATHER ALERT: Schools, offices delay openings Tuesday due to possibility of black ice By Chelsea Prince Zachary Hansen, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Metro Atlanta is not quite done with the winter weather. According to Channel 2 Action News meteorologist Brad Nitz, a few snow flurries are possible overnight when temperatures dip into the low […]

USG eclips for December 7, 2018

University System News:     GrowingGeorgia President Bridges Announces Big Plans for ABAC By: Billy Ray Malone ABAC President David Bridges spoke at the Agriculture Communicators of Tomorrow (ACT) Tuesday Speaker Series. The ACT hosts different guest speakers throughout the semester to discuss with students different topics pertaining to agriculture. Bridges has been the president […]