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    From the Dean: Spring / Summer 2021

    You are what we are known for. If you travel Georgia, the Southeast, the nation and beyond, people in the know about medical education know that the Medical College of Georgia is exceptional at educating physicians. The...

    For nearly 200 years, Augusta University and its legacy institutions have been centers of learning and drivers of discovery and innovation in Augusta, the state of Georgia and beyond. Our community of alumni, students, faculty and friends are amazing people living incredible lives and making invaluable contributions to our world.

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