Get to know Mercer University‘s faculty members a little better through our Faculty Flashback series. Some of our professors will be sharing personal and professional details of their lives in a Q&A as well as then-and-now photos from today and...
Riddhi Patel, a 2021 graduate of Mercer University's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, earned a Bachelor of Science degree in biology.
Todd Burke, from Mercer’s Henry County campus, shares how he is encouraged by the Mercer community and reminds us to stay active and positive.
Mercer University alumnus and Life Trustee Robert “Bob” Steed was a noted lawyer, author and humorist who dedicated much of his life to serving his alma mater. Here’s how he became a Mercer Legend.
Robert “Bob” Steed
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For the second time in four years, Mercer University had a total of three current students or recent alumni selected to receive prestigious Fulbright U.S. Student Awards in a single year.
Soon-to-be Double Bear Elizabeth Copelan is making a difference in the Macon community through her efforts in spreading positivity, one card at a time.
Copelan, a Tift College of Education alumna and current master's degree student, began teaching 3K at...
Matt Odom loves telling people’s stories through unique perspectives. The Macon photographer is thriving in a career that doesn’t feel like work to him, and he enjoys the challenges and the day-to-day variety that his assignments bring.
Here are five...
Mica David, an alumna of Mercer University's Georgia Baptist College of Nursing, works in New York as a crisis nurse helping with the COVID-19 pandemic.
MACON — Three students from Mercer University’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences were announced as recipients of the Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship, the nation’s most prestigious scholarship for undergraduates in science, mathematics and engineering.
Juniors Ryan Brownlee, Dakota Ellis...
As a new secondary school English teacher, Dr. Matt Sroka wanted to improve his teaching. He asked others for advice but was frustrated with responses that weren’t backed by research.
As he began to pursue his Doctor of Education, he...
