Former NFL player Kiwaukee Thomas, who grew up in Warner Robins and graduated from Ashford University, has ushered in a greater level of professionalism and competitiveness for MGA’s football club team. He played college football at Georgia Southern and was drafted by the Jacksonville Jaguars.
If you receive an email like this our records indicate that your annual authorization to drive your personal vehicle or a state vehicle for state business is about to expire or has expired. In order to be eligible/authorized to drive for state business as described in our policy manual, each employee must follow the process. Please continue to read to find out more.
Ethics Awareness Week is November 11-17, 2018 Faculty and staff at Middle Georgia State University will join colleagues across the University System of Georgia in celebrating Ethics Awareness Week with a series of events and fun reminders. The theme for the annual observance in 2018 is Celebrating Our Ethical Culture. MGA is hosting Continue reading
Professor D.L. Simmons presented in Birmingham, Alabama at SAMLA 90: Fighters from the Margins: Socio-Political Activists and Their Allies this past weekend in two academic presentations. He also had his Opening Art Exhibition: “Evanescence Eidolon” which features his new artwork collection of large prints during the popular, community-driven event, First Friday Art Crawl in downtown Macon. Continue reading
Developing a study abroad program for your students is a challenging but rewarding process. This 60 minute presentation will introduce faculty to MGA’s internal processes for study abroad program development and approval as well as outlining best practices for academic quality, student satisfaction, and risk management.
Professors from Middle Georgia State University and Mercer University collaborated for a recent academic presentation at SAMLA 90 this past weekend.
The Federal Transportation Security Agency (TSA) requires that all employees including those of other agencies or institutions who work at or visit the aviation campus in Eastman take mandated TSA Training.
Any found items on campus are to be turned into the police precinct on your campus. Please don’t start a lost-and-found within your office or department. By centralizing found items with MGA Police Department, we can better match up property with their rightful owners quickly and without creating unnecessary stolen-item reports at MGAPD.
To continue the tradition, MGA faculty and staff will again stuff Salvation Army Christmas stockings for the community!
Did you know that if a business issues you a check (refund/payroll) and it never gets cashed, it gets turned over to the Georgia Dept. of Revenue?