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We are dedicated to creating an environment and culture that promotes the success of our employees, beginning with recruitment and hiring, and continuing throughout their career. Whether you’re part-time staff or tenured faculty, connect to valuable resources and information for Augusta University employees.
Maintain academic continuity when normal academic activities are disrupted by providing digital solutions to assist with class restructuring and make-up activities
All of your web tools, applications and internal information are centralized on the intranet.
University and Health System news published online daily and weekly by email.
Ensuring that faculty members have support for professional development.
A searchable list of support services provided to units.
Serving Augusta University faculty and staff, and Augusta Health System.
Employment opportunities for current employees and external applicants.
Facilitating communication among employees and the President.
Helping faculty share in the operation and management of the university's shared governance.
An in-depth examination of non-faculty administrative costs across the enterprise.
A publicly available collection of the directives and policies of the USG.
A task force to examine faculty workload and develop recommendations for an institutional framework regarding assigning and managing workload
The HUB will house four locally based nonprofits, including the Augusta University Literacy Center. “With this new building, her legacy will live on for years and years,” said Dr. Judi Wilson, dean of the College of Education.
Hull College of Business is committed to providing an engaging learning environment and educational experience to all students at Augusta University, regardless of the student's major. “We feel like we have a collaborative role here at Augusta University,” said Dr. Richard Franza, dean of the college.
Drs. Debra and Hubert van Tuyll will retire in June after almost 30 years of teaching at Augusta University. They are looking forward to traveling and continuing their love of historic research.
Lt. Col. Jeffrey Keenan was present during last year’s United States Army’s National Commissioning Ceremony before he officially started his position as professor of military science at Augusta University. Now, he said he feels truly fortunate to have shared the past year with his commissioning cadets.
