2016 Academic Recognition Day
Congratulations to these students who exemplify that which is best about the University System of Georgia and its institutions.
Responding to student demand and a need for digital artists in the Southeast’s growing film and video game industries, the University of North Georgia has launched a new academic program in digital arts.
The Student Success Coach Initiative was designed to help maintain and increase retention rates by encouraging freshmen to complete degrees. The initiative pairs first-time, full-time students with no prior college credit with a faculty or staff member who acts as their success coach for the year. The coaches offer one-on-one support to encourage students to complete their two-year degree.
College of Coastal Georgia students Mitchell Hodzen and Eli Golden won the Regional, National and International Minecraft Hunger Games competition. Ninety-six libraries worldwide participated in the recent Minecraft Hunger Games tournament.
Producing a series of social documentaries that examine the local effects of the Civil Rights movement is among the key goals of a new partnership between the Tubman Museum and Middle Georgia State University.
Fort Valley State University’s College of Agriculture, Family Sciences and Technology is on the forefront of emerging technology with the help of a recent 1890 Capacity Building Grant for $149,999.

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The Alliance of Education Agency Heads strengthens collaborations to achieve Georgia's education priorities.