Spring 2017
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Introducing the President
In Georgia Southern, President Hebert said he has found a place where “doing the extraordinary seems to be the norm.”
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A New Georgia Southern
On January 11, 2017, the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia voted to consolidate Armstrong State University and Georgia Southern University, ultimately creating a new Georgia Southern University with three campus locations in Savannah, Hinesville and Statesboro. The consolidated university will be led by Georgia Southern President Jaimie L. Hebert. The Consolidation…
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A Student Of Humanity
The first Georgia Southern African-American art department graduate returns to Statesboro.
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40 under 40
Of Georgia Southern’s 83,000 living alumni, more than 33,000 are under 40 years of age. The Alumni Association recently honored its biennial class of 40 Under 40, representing the excellence of the University’s young alumni and demonstrating the positive contributions and achievements for which University graduates are known. David Berger, 2009 B.S., Information Technology Lake…
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In Memoriam – Spring 2017
1940s Donald A. Coleman (’48), a Statesboro resident, died May 30, 2016, at age 91. The Georgia Southern Registrar Emeritus and Director of Admissions Emeritus was a World War II veteran and a founding member of the Georgia Southern University Foundation. Dr. Albert Howard (’49) died June 11, 2016, in hospice care in Statesboro at…
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University Foundation News
Foundation Hosts Annual 1906 Event
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Caring Commitment
Pioneering nurse’s family honors her with scholarship
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In Abbie’s Honor
DeLoach has made it his personal commitment to help aspiring students reach their potential with the establishment of scholarships in honor of his late daughter Abbie.
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Chronicles
Joanna Archer Webster (’75) who writes under the pen name, Lee St. John, has published the third book in her She’s A Keeper series. Her humorous books focus on stories from her personal and professional experiences. The book is available on Amazon.com David Williamson (’78), senior science adviser at the Centers for Disease Control and…
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Graduate Students
Instead of two winners – three graduate students were named the 2016 winners of the top award in the Jack N. Averitt College of Graduate Studies.