They met as students at Mercer University and reconnected a decade later. Now, they are physicians practicing in their home state of Georgia and set to be married in May.
Dr. Stacy Arrington and Dr. Earl Stewart Jr., both College...
Dr. Jean Hendricks is regarded as one of Mercer University’s most beloved faculty members, with many remembering her for the love, care and concern she showed not only to her students but everyone around her. Today, her name is...
Mercer adjunct art professor Yvonne Gabriel came to the United States thinking she’d settle in New York City, but life took her to Macon instead. Since then, she has flourished personally and professionally, and she’s honored to represent Macon...
After graduating from Mercer Law School, Judge Griffin B. Bell went on to become an influential figure in the courts and a trusted adviser to state and national political leaders. Here’s how he became a Mercer Legend.
Outings to the grocery store and football games often lead to “curbside consults” for Dr. Daniel Gordon. Born and raised in Hartwell, he returned to his hometown after finishing his medical training.
Dr. Gordon, who was named Georgia Primary...
New Mercer men’s lacrosse coach Ryan Danehy had to wait a little longer to meet some of his players for the first time. Six Bears wrapped up their summer by playing in international lacrosse events.
Sophomore Christian Laureano played for...
Dr. Cathryn Futral served Tift College and Mercer University for nearly 50 years, working through the merger of the Georgia Baptist women’s college with the University. Although she served both institutions in various capacities, her heart always belonged to...
Dr. J. Barry Jenkins supported and encouraged generations of Mercerians, restored beloved traditions and established new ones during his more than 30 years with the University. Here’s how he became a Mercer Legend.
Dr. J. Barry Jenkins
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Faculty and staff notables for March 2023
Laetitia Tokplo, a student in the clinical mental health counseling master's degree program in Mercer University’s College of Professional Advancement, has been selected as a National Board for Certified Counselors (NBCC) Minority Fellow for the 2022-2023 academic year. Tokplo...
