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It’s a Match!
It was another amazing Match Day for our Class of 2016! In the graduating class of 223 seniors, 100 percent matched among 24 specialties and across 34 states. Students placed all over the country at many of the nation’s top training programs, such as Johns Hopkins, Mount Sinai and Harvard. Twenty-eight percent of our students...Driven
Dr. Steffen Meiler, chairman of Anesthesia and Perioperative Medicine, is pushing the envelope — and it’s paying off Dr. Steffen ...
That Sense of Closure
Whether he’s talking about his day job at his biotech company or his other day job scouring oceans and jungles across the world for downed ...
Body Talk
Exploring the Impact of Two New Antibodies on Myasthenia Gravis Riding the familiar roads of north Georgia’s Franklin County, Kim Roach is ...
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The inaugural issue of A., Augusta University’s alumni magazine, was awarded a 2016 American Inhouse Design Award from Graphic Design USA. The magazine stood out from nearly 6,000 entries from corporations, publishing houses, non-profits, universities and government agencies. 
Whether he’s talking about his day job at his biotech company or his other day job scouring oceans and jungles across the world for downed warplanes, the common thread is clear. “It’s all about the impact those two things can have on people,” says Dr. Pat Scannon (’76). -
When Zach Dubin, a second-year student in The Dental College of Georgia, lost an aunt to oral cancer recently, his consolation was knowing that in a few years, he would be able to help others battling the disease. What he didn’t know is that he wouldn’t have to wait a few years. 
Dr. Lawrence Layman is an expert at treating scars. And not just the physical kind. When a patient comes to him because of delayed puberty – the absence of puberty onset in both boys and girls by approximately the mid-teens – Layman knows that the physical toll is only the tip of the iceberg.
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‘Whoa Death’
Historian’s Look at Folk Religion Unearths Fighting Spirit “In the sweet by and by, we shall meet on that beautiful shore.” “Oh Death, whoa death, won’t you spare me over ’til another year?” If your roots are in the rural South, chances are that your great-grandparents grew up singing one set of these lyrics or...Colin’s Journey
Cancer Patient’s Treatment Paves Way for Other Children Colin Hayward Toland has a tried-and-true method of making friends on a plane. Once buckled ...
The Law of the Land
Nationwide Headlines Inform Perceptions at Local Level It may have been hard to imagine when the United States inaugurated its first African-American ...
Getting the Lead Out
Research Spurs Advances in Imaging Technology If you’ve ever rushed to the emergency room with the tell-tale chest pain that might signal a heart ...
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Onward!
Dean Carol A. Lefebvre jubilantly presented hoods to The Dental College of Georgia Class of 2016 during the hooding ceremony May 13. The students, the first with the new name, The Dental College of Georgia, imprinted on their diplomas, also participated in the commencement ceremony May 13.News at a Glance
Dean Carol Lefebvre and her associate deans and chairmen showed off their chili-cooking abilities during The Dental College of Georgia Fall Frolic ...
Newsmakers
Eric Anderson, a third-year student, has been named the 2016 District 4 Delegate of the Year by the American Student Dental Association. Anderson is ...
A World of Accomplishment
State of the College Address Cites Unprecedented Progress The name has changed, but the fact that The Dental College of Georgia stays true to its ...