Turn your associate degree from Central Georgia Technical College into a bachelor’s degree at Mercer. Join Mercer's Office of University Admissions to learn how you can transfer credits and earn your bachelor’s degree at Mercer. With in-person evening classes, fully online programs, and blended class options available in a variety of subject areas, Mercer can help you balance the demands of life while pursuing your education and professional development.

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Listen to a recent graduate talk about her time as PhD student at Georgia Tech!

Alpha Gamma Delta is hosting its annual "How Sweet It Is" event in Penfield Hall. Tickets are $3 and will buy you several sweet treats and a drink. All profits go to our philanthropy of Fighting Hunger. Message an Alpha Gam sister to buy a ticket!

To celebrate the publication of the Spring 2022 issue of the Global Health in Action Newsletter, the GHIA Editorial Board will host a faculty panel discussion with Dr. Rachael Goodman, assistant professor of Global Development Studies, and Dr. André J. Butler, associate professor of Environmental and Civil Engineering, on Thursday, March 31 at 6:30 pm over Zoom! Come join us as we discuss environmental injustice, racism and the impacts of climate change on health. The Zoom code to join the…

Little Women, the Musical Jason Howland, music; Andi Dickstein, lyrics, Allen Knee, book Martha Malone, director Timothy McReynolds, conductor Little Women, the 1868 novel by Louisa May Alcott, is a story beloved by generations of Americans. The heartwarming tale of the March sisters has been adapted in many forms: from film and television to ballet and opera. The first stage play opened on Broadway in 1912; the Broadway musical opened almost a century later, in 2005, to terrific reviews. Wonderful songs that…

Responding to students reflectively can create a habit of speaking back to students so that they, in turn, will participate more. Rewarding learner participation in ways that are not contrived or specifically praise-oriented and that foster personal reflection on the part of the student will help support emerging student initiative and further participation. This session will focus on responding to students in ways that generate and reward their participation. Faculty members who attend the Zoom session will receive a Tips…

Think you have a good business idea? Submit a 2 minute video pitch of your idea to the 2022 Mercer University Elevator Pitch Competition. The best video pitches will be selected as finalists for a live virtual elevator pitch competition. All ideas are encouraged with multiple tracks from high-tech to social enterprise. Every track winner will earn $500. Who? Any currently enrolled Mercer University student of any year, program or campus When? April 1, 6-8 PM Where? Virtually via Zoom…

Students will compete in multiple rounds of Bingo for Music and Bearstock related prizes in preparation for Bearstock!

A Rick and Morty themed excuse to look through a telescope and learn more about stars because we aren't art majors. Did I mention there will be some Rick and Morty?