Mercer University School of Medicine reached over 160 middle and high school students through three innovative medical camps over the summer.
The camps, which were made possible with support from the Ivan R. Chanin Fund of the Community Foundation of...
In a repurposed fellowship hall at the Beteli Center for refugees, not far from the center of Tbilisi in the Republic of Georgia, a marvel of modern day diplomacy is taking place.
In France this summer, Mercer University students and faculty helped provide resources and comfort to families facing unimaginable hardships. During this new Mercer On Mission program, the Mercerians spent time with refugees and asylum seekers and learned about their...
Mercer University students and faculty studied the impacts of tourism in northern India this summer as part of a new Mercer On Mission program.
The team worked in Uttarakhand, located at the foothills of the Himalayas, where tourism has grown rapidly...
A Mercer University team tested for lead in paint and soil this summer as part of a new Mercer On Mission program in Belize.
Seventeen Mercer students participated in the program, which included screening paint on murals, outdoor exercise equipment...
MACON — Mercer University School of Medicine has been awarded a Rural Health Network Development Planning Grant from the federal Health Resources and Services Administration to fund the planning phase of their project, titled "SERVE Health Care: Enhancing Care...
A Mercer University School of Medicine-led program has received an additional $5.5 million grant to continue its work improving health outcomes for expectant and new parents and their babies. Under the direction of professor Dr. Jennifer Barkin since fall...
For three weeks every summer, a group of youngsters can be found battling robots, writing code and discovering the latest technology trends on Mercer’s Macon campus.
The Creative Computer Camps have provided engaging and enriching experiences for kids for more...
Two Mercer University School of Medicine professors are working to provide information, resources and support for autism care to rural Georgia communities through a two-part, grant-funded project. Dr. Sarah Rotschafer, assistant professor of neuroscience on the Savannah campus, and...
MACON/SAVANNAH/COLUMBUS — Mercer University School of Medicine (MUSM) recently announced its latest class of Primary Care Accelerated Track (ACT) Scholars.
Mercer’s Primary Care ACT Program was one of the first two programs of its kind to be created in the...
