A new scholarship named for Mercer alumnus and former trustee J. Reginald "Reg" Murphy has been established for students pursuing a journalism major within the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. The Omnicom Reg Murphy Scholarship in Journalism will...
MACON, GA- Six student delegates from Mercer University's student programming board, QuadWorks, attended the 2004 National Association for Campus Activities (NACA) South Regional Conference in Winston-Salem, N.C. During the conference, QuadWorks was honored with the Outstanding Delegation Award and runner-up for the Board of Excellence Award.
The student delegates present at the conference to receive the award on behalf of Mercer were: Amanda Varley, Naicie Roper, Rosalyn Brown, Jamanda Turner, Katie Harrell and Leslie Lester.
The Outstanding Delegation Award is awarded to the delegations that excel in the following areas: volunteering, participating in educational opportunities, participating in group booking and co-op opportunities, showcasing school spirit, attending the campus activities marketplace, and attending talent showcases.
The Board of Excellence Award recognizes the best activities boards in the NACA South Region. In order to compete for this...
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month and in order to help women become aware and find breast cancer in its early stages, the Mercer University School of Medicine's will provide several breast health awareness seminars to women living in Central Georgia. Breast cancer has been increasing at an alarming rate with current estimates indicating that 1-in-8 women will develop breast cancer during their lifetimes. It is the leading cause of death of American women between the ages of 40 and 55.
MACON - Undergraduates at Mercer University's Macon campus will showcase what they've learned this year at a series of events over the coming week. Engineering students will present their projects and compete in colorful vehicle competitions at the Third Annual Engineering Expo at the University Center Arena on April 16. Meanwhile, students will also talk about their research projects at the Fourth Annual Mercer Undergraduate Research Symposium in Heritage Hall in the UC. Then, on Monday, the University will hold the inaugural Mercer Undergraduate Research Conference, featuring presentations from across the academic disciplines.
ATLANTA - The annual Mercer Preaching Consultation Sept. 26-28 in St. Simons Island will feature Allen Walworth, president and CEO of Generis Inc., and the Rev. Dr. Julie Pennington-Russell, lead pastor at First Baptist Church, Decatur.
ATLANTA - Mercer University's Executive Forum, presented by BB&T, will feature Michele Molden, president and chief executive officer of Piedmont Heart Institute, in its first event of the season on Sept. 30. Molden will usher in the 31st edition of the Forum with a lunch presentation at the Capital City Club at noon.
MACON — Mercer University Assistant Professor of Technical Communication Dr. Philip B. Gallagher recently received a 2024 CCCC Outstanding Teaching Award at the Conference on College Composition and Communication (CCCC). CCCC is a constituent organization within the National Council...
EASTMAN-Mercer University's Tift College of Education will hold an information session on its new Holistic Educator graduate degree program at its Eastman Regional Academic Center on Wednesday, July 23, from 6 to 8 p.m.
Tift College of Education is expanding several programs, including the graduate program. The College's Master of Education degree with a concentration in early childhood education, which is currently offered on the Atlanta campus, also will be available at the Douglas County and Henry County Regional Academic Centers beginning this fall.
Mercer International Law Students Association will host a panel in collaboration with the Atlanta Arbitration Society on the topic "Resolving Business Disputes Having an International Aspect: Georgia's New International Arbitration Code and Its Use." It will take place on...
