Below is a summary of ideas received in the President’s Greatness Dropbox since August 2014, including the status of each.
President’s Greatness Dropbox
MGA Announces Summer 2018 President’s And Dean’s Lists
Middle Georgia State University announces the 2018 summer semester President’s List and Dean’s List. Students on the President’s List had a grade point average of at least 3.8.
Finding Greatness: Hunter Holland
History major Hunter Holland, who is aiming for graduate school and a career in sports journalism, is captain of the Middle Georgia State equestrian team and a member of the President’s Torch Society.
President’s Blog: Our Very Public Work
I hope this summer you have enjoyed some private space for rejuvenation and relaxation, as we gear up for another year of work in the very public and visible square of higher education.
Finding Greatness: Betsy McDaniel
Betsy McDaniel is a graduate of MGA’s Occupational Therapy degree program who went on to become its director.
President’s Blog: On the Summer Season
It is possible to do good work—great work—and to be fulfilled and inspired. It is possible to integrate our times of laughter, relaxation and innovation with what we do to help others.
Finding Greatness: Dr. Lorraine Dubuisson
Dr. Lorraine Dubuisson is president of the Georgia Philological Association and organizer of the recent Knight Writers camp, designed to connect MGA’s Cochran Campus with the local school system.
MGA To Graduate Nearly 600 Students At Spring Commencement
Nearly 600 students are candidates for graduation at Middle Georgia State University’s 2018 spring commencement ceremonies, scheduled for Tuesday, May 8.
Finding Greatness: Trenten Williams
renten Williams, who graduates May 8 with a Bachelor of Science in Biology, is the President’s Scholar for the Class of 2018. Each year, a graduating senior is chosen by MGA’s Honors, Awards and Graduation Committee, with the approval of the University president, to be the President’s Scholar based on her or his outstanding academic record, involvement in campus and/or community service activities, and demonstration of characteristics indicating the promise of a successful future.
MGA Students Recognized For Leadership
Nearly 30 Middle Georgia State University students received awards for their leadership in clubs, organizations, and other extracurricular activities during the 2017-2018 academic year.
Finding Greatness: Jordan Rigdon
Jordan Rigdon, who is graduating with a B.S. in early childhood special education, is MGA’s 2018 Academic Recognition Day Scholar.