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Fedrick leaving Albany State for new role at Georgia State University - Vimarsana News

Fedrick leaving Albany State for new role at Georgia State University

Marion Fedrick ATLANTA – Albany State University President Marion Fedrick is leaving the university later this year to take a new position within the University System of Georgia. Fedrick will

Gittner, Queen, Srivastava presented Chancellor's Council Distinguished Awards - Vimarsana News

Gittner, Queen, Srivastava presented Chancellor's Council Distinguished Awards

Three Texas Tech Health Sciences Center faculty members were presented with the Chancellor’s Council Distinguished Teaching and Research Awards Wednesday afternoon at the awards’ 2024 Recognition Ceremony.

Albany State president leaving for new role at Georgia State University - Vimarsana News

Albany State president leaving for new role at Georgia State University

“Marion (Federick) has built a formidable reputation within USG for her resourcefulness and creative ability to support the success of faculty, staff, and students,” USG Chancellor Sonny Perdue said.

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Fedrick leaving Albany State for new role at Georgia State University - Vimarsana News

Fedrick leaving Albany State for new role at Georgia State University

Marion Fedrick ATLANTA – Albany State University President Marion Fedrick is leaving the university later this year to take a new position within the University System of Georgia. Fedrick will

An Atlanta-area hospital system has completed its takeover of Augusta University's hospitals - Vimarsana News

An Atlanta-area hospital system has completed its takeover of Augusta University's hospitals

Some Atlanta-area leaders have fought the deal, saying they illegally discriminated against Black people and violated its tax-exempt status when it closed hospitals in downtown Atlanta and a southern suburb.

Source: yahoo.com