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Five students awarded undergraduate research funding
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Five students have received undergraduate research awards from Oglethorpe’s Student Research Development Fund, distributed annually. The students are majoring in a range of disciplines, including biology, chemistry, physics and theatre. Funding applications were evaluated by a committee comprised of Dr. Lea Alford, Eli Arnold, Dr. Beth Concepcion, Alyssa Kowis, Dr. Karen Schmeichel, Dr. Glenn Sharfman and Dr. Justin Wise. This …
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Economics major earns position with New York Federal Reserve
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While she completes studies in her senior year, Fatima Boumahdi ’21 also holds down a part-time job at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. After graduation, she will be working as a senior research analyst at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, where she will be part of the microeconomics team of four economists and another research analyst. “The …
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Juan A. McGruder, PhD named Vice President for Advancement at Oglethorpe University
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Following a national search, Oglethorpe has named Juan A. McGruder, PhD as its new Vice President for Advancement, effective February 1, 2021. Dr. McGruder will lead and grow Oglethorpe’s fundraising and alumni relations efforts. Currently, Dr. McGruder is Senior Vice President and Chief Development Officer at Junior Achievement of Georgia, where he has been responsible for state-wide comprehensive resource development activities, …
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Consulate General of Mexico presents scholarship funds to benefit OU students
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Oglethorpe University was awarded $10,000 from Consulate General of Mexico in Atlanta as part of the Institute for Mexicans Abroad Becas (IME) scholarship program. The funds will benefit financial aid for students from Mexico or students of Mexican origin who are currently enrolled at Oglethorpe. Chris Summers ’03, director of financial aid, accepted on behalf of Oglethorpe at a ceremony …
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International Time Capsule Society to digitally preserve thousands of records
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Time capsules are an important part of Oglethorpe's history -- from the Oglethorpe Day decennial time capsule to the Crypt of Civilization that will remain sealed until the year 8113. For years, Oglethorpe University has been a safeguard for history. However, it is estimated that 80 percent of time capsules will be lost in time due to thievery, secrecy or …
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COVID-19 Update: 1/14/21
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In this week's update from the COVID-19 Task Force: what to expect during the spring semester for on-campus residents, commuter students, remote students, athletes, and faculty and staff.
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