MACON, Ga.- The Atlantic Sun Conference has announced that all of the games in the A-Sun Baseball Championship will be available for viewing through live internet videostreaming.
Through the joint efforts of host Stetson University and XOs Technology, the Atlantic Sun Conference will air live internet video broadcasts of the 2006 A-Sun Baseball Championship Presented by Progress Energy. All the tournament games will be available with the live video and audio streaming from Melching Field at Conrad Park in DeLand, Fla. Games begin at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, May 24. For all A-Sun Championship information and a complete tournament bracket, visit the A-Sun Baseball Championship website at: www.atlanticsun.org/baseball/baseballchampionship.asp
The direct video launch page will be linked to all the participating school websites as well as the A-Sun home page and baseball pages. To go directly to the XOs launch site, visit asun.xosn.com. The 2006 A-Sun Baseball...
MACON - Herman Cain, a nationally syndicated radio host and business owner, will be the featured speaker at The Executive Forum on Thursday, April 5. He will give a lunch presentation at noon at The InterContinental Buckhead, 3315 Peachtree Road N.E. in Atlanta. The presentation is sponsored by the Center for Health and Learning, a partnership of Piedmont Healthcare and Mercer University. He will then give a dinner presentation at 6:30 p.m. at The University Center at Mercer University in Macon.
Macon and Atlanta, GA - First-year students at Mercer University School of Medicine will be cloaked in their white coats on Sunday, Aug. 18, as part of the annual White Coat Ceremony marking their formal induction into the discipline of medicine. For the first time ever, students from Mercer's Southern School of Pharmacy will be given their white coats during a similar ceremony in Atlanta on Tuesday, Aug. 20.
The Grand Opera House is pleased to present Ragtime The Musical as its final program for the 2001-2002 Broadway Series on Friday and Saturday, May 3-4, 2002.
MACON- Mercer University's master's of business administration graduates are prepared to meet the demands of today's diverse marketplace, according to their results on the newly-developed Major Field Test for MBA Programs.
Mercer's Eugene W. Stetson School of Business and Economics' summer MBA capstone class scored in the 95th percentile on this national exam.
The Mercer summer MBA capstone class included David Hedge of Florence, S.C., Jennifer Laster of Hawkinsville, Kristopher Robbins of Macon, Brandi Smith of Macon, James Smith of Macon, Jennifer Spano of Warner Robins, Lori Spivey of Douglas and Richard Spivey of Macon. Their class average ranked them in the 95th percentile.
These students followed in the footsteps of spring 2003 MBA graduates Daniel Dunnaway of Warner Robins and Benjamin Carter of Macon, who both scored individually in the 95th percentile when they took the Major Field Test.
The exam was administered to an estimated 45 schools and...
DELAND, Fla. - A 10th-inning, RBI double by Derek Wiley lifted Belmont to a 4-3 win over Mercer in second-round action at Stetson on Thursday evening in the Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament. The Bruins are now the lone undefeated team in the double-elimination tournament.
MACON - Henry E. Young, Ph.D., was presented the Arnold P. Gold Foundation Faculty Humanism in Medicine Award from Mercer University School of Medicine during commencement May 7 in Macon. Young - the first non-physician to ever receive the award in the School's history - was chosen by the Class of 2005 for his empathetic, sensitive and respective behavior in providing patient care.
MACON - Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. President Bryan Moss will be the featured speaker at The Executive Forum on Thursday, Feb. 16. He will give a breakfast presentation at 7:30 a.m. at The University Center at Mercer University in Macon.
MACON-Mercer University students Stephanie Cox, a junior music education major from Fort Walton Beach, Fla., and John Jenkins, a senior music major from Macon, will perform in Alice Tully Hall of the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in New York City on Feb. 25. Cox and Jenkins were chosen from small universities across the United States to participate in the Small College Intercollegiate Band, as part of the College Band Directors National Association's biannual convention. Dr. Larry Livingston will serve as conductor of the band.
According to Dr. Douglas Hill, director of instrumental ensembles in Mercer's Music Department, "This is a great honor and privilege for these students to have the opportunity to perform in such a prestigious hall with a famous conductor."
Cox studies clarinet under Dr. Monty Cole, and Jenkins studies trombone under Charles Anderson.
Founded in 1833, Mercer University has campuses in Macon and Atlanta as well as three...
