Aileen Tang joins Eagle Nation as new director of the Office of Global Engagement
Hailing from Texas Tech University, Aileen Tang joined Georgia Southern University in April as the new director of the Office of Global Engagement.
Francisco Lugo, Ed.D., elected as chair of NASPA Fraternity and Sorority Knowledge Community
Francisco Lugo, Ed.D., director of the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life at Georgia Southern University, has been elected to serve as the incoming chair of the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators Fraternity and Sorority Knowledge Community. His official term will run from March 2025 to March 2027.
Student Government Association presents Hero Award to three campus areas
Georgia Southern University’s Student Government Association presented the Hero Award to the Division of Public Safety, Eagle Dining Services and the Division of Facilities Services for their services to students. The Hero Award celebrates staff teams that go above and beyond in service to students. SGA selected these three areas for their efforts during and […]
Student Conduct, Fraternity and Sorority Life to host Hazing Prevention Institute May 8-9
The offices of Student Conduct and Fraternity and Sorority Life will host a two-day Hazing Prevention Institute May 8-9 on the Statesboro Campus, open to faculty and staff. The Hazing Prevention Institute is a free professional development experience developed by the Hazing Prevention Network in partnership with the Piazza Center. The curriculum is designed to […]
Georgia Southern professor nominated for a Peabody Award
Matthew Hashiguchi, MFA, an associate professor in the Department of Communication Arts at Georgia Southern University, has been nominated for a Peabody Award. His documentary, “The Only Doctor” received a nomination in the Public Service category.
Georgia Southern biology professor takes on environmental solutions in local community
Dedication to sustainability extends beyond the backyard of Georgia Southern University biology professor Lissa Leege, Ph.D., where she’s restoring 11 acres of wetlands.