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About Sheron Smith

Authored 33 articles.

Articles

• Dr. Monica Baloga Joins MGA As Special Assistant To The President For Accreditation And Strategic Planning

  News, July 22, 2024

• MGA Faculty Q&A With Dr. Simone Phipps: Why Women's Share Of Executive Jobs Is Falling

  News, May 29, 2024

• MGA’s Dr. Scott Hinze Chosen As Governor’s Teaching Fellow

  News, May 23, 2024

• MGA Historic Preservation Class Research May Boost Payne City’s Possible National Register Bid

  News, May 01, 2024

• MGA Faculty Q&A With Dr. Lawrence Camarota: The April 8 Total Solar Eclipse

  News, March 15, 2024

• Renowned Composer Jongnic Bontemps, Who Scored “Transformers: Rise Of The Beasts,” Headlines MGA’s 2024 Arts Festival

  News, March 14, 2024

• MGA’s Museum Of Technology Launches Monthly RetroTech Series

  News, January 24, 2023

• MGA School Of Education & Behavioral Sciences Gets Ready To Host 5th FIRST LEGO League Challenge

  News, November 17, 2022

• MGA Grad Makes History As First Woman To Pilot Helicopters For Georgia State Patrol

  News, August 25, 2022

• Georgia Chamber and Levee Studios Spearhead COVID-19 Workforce Certification Program

  News, July 07, 2020

• Earning Her Wings at Middle Georgia State University

  Features, May 21, 2020

  When Lacey Needham decided to study flight at Middle Georgia State University (MGA), she knew she was entering a field many still consider a “boy’s club.”

• MGA’s Center for Software Innovation Launches Project to Create Thousands of Medical Face Shield Components

  News, April 17, 2020

• COVID-19 Pandemic Puts Spotlight on Respiratory Therapy Students at MGA and Other Schools

  Features, April 13, 2020

  Jasmine King isn’t directly involved with treating COVID-19 patients, but the pandemic looms large over her final weeks of clinical training as a Middle Georgia State University respiratory therapy major.

• Middle Georgia State University Students Bring New Life to Old Computers for Museum Project

  News, November 27, 2018

• Middle Georgia State: Being BOLD

  News, October 09, 2018

• Middle Georgia State Education Major Successfully Mixes Her Studies with Entrepreneurship

  News, October 04, 2018

• Middle Georgia State Staffer's Horror Writing Career Takes Off

  News, September 05, 2018

• Macon Woman Will Celebrate Her 70th Birthday by Graduating from Middle Georgia State University

  News, August 30, 2018

• Keeping Up with the Knights

  News, January 25, 2018

• First Graduates of MGA's Master's Degree in Nursing Look Forward to Expanding Careers

  News, January 11, 2018

• Middle Georgia State is a Top Choice of High School Students Starting College Early

  News, January 10, 2018

• MGA Names Conference Center After Robert F. Hatcher Sr.

  News, November 29, 2017

• MGA's School of Aviation Gets a Special Piece of Airspace

  News, August 11, 2017

• MGA's School of Education Welcomes Visiting Student from University in England

  News, July 06, 2017

• Mounds, Monuments and Mysteries

  Features, June 15, 2017

  Matt Jennings saw Ocmulgee National Monument for the first time in 2000 when, as a graduate student in History at the University of Illinois, he attended an archeological conference at the prehistoric Native American site in east Macon.

• Middle Georgia State University’s School of Aviation Now Open to Alabama, Florida & South Carolina Residents at In-State Cost

  News, February 03, 2017

• New Provost Brings Fresh Energy to MGA's Academic Programs

  News, January 12, 2017

• MGA Continues Crafting Master's Degrees, New Programs Coming Soon

  News, December 15, 2016

• History Made Comes Second to Knowledge Gained for MGA’s First Master’s Degree Grads

  News, December 09, 2016

• One-of-a-Kind VECTR at Middle Georgia State Connects Veterans to Higher Education, Workforce

  News, December 06, 2016

• Hawkinsville High Students Bus Their Way to MGA – And Into a Bright Future

  Features, September 13, 2016

  She dreams of one day enrolling at Stanford University in California's Silicon Valley. Eventually, she’d like to learn sign language and become a lawyer who specializes in working with hearing-impaired clients. But at the moment, 16-year-old Patience Hall is a proud dual-enrollment student at Middle Georgia State University.

• Middle Georgia State Students Put Knowledge to Work

  Features, January 20, 2016

  Packed bookcases and clusters of desks create several compact learning areas in a large, colorful classroom at the Georgia Academy for the Blind. Helping Middle Georgia State students decide what they want to do with their education is one of the primary goals of Knowledge@Work, the University's new initiative in experiential learning.

• MGSC Collaborates with South Korean Universities on Information Technology

  Features, June 23, 2014

  Students studying information technology at two South Korean universities will soon spend an academic year at Middle Georgia State College, and faculty members at all three institutions will begin collaborating on research projects.