Fall 2006, Volume 10, No. 1

Contents of Fall 2006 edition of MSC Today

Dear Friends: From the President
Dr. David A. Bell reviews the latest indicators of success at Macon State.

Generation Y at Macon State College
About half of Macon State students are of traditional college age, broadly defined as 24 and younger. Meet some of the active, ambitious younger students who chose Macon State College - and love it.

The New Bachelor's Degrees
This spring, Macon State will introduce bachelor of science degrees in biology and mathematics. Frequently Asked Questions about new degrees

Warner Robins Campus Celebrates Third Anniversary
Enrollment continues to boom at the Warner Robins Campus, and the WRC-based Institute for Business & Information Management expands its reach.

Introducing the Center for Economic Analysis and Forecasting
Three Macon State business faculty create a center that provides Central Georgia leaders with economic news they can use.

Walker Auditorium Dedicated
Macon State names the auditorium at the Warner Robins Campus after Donald Walker and Larry Walker.

Meet Dr. Janet Andrews
Longtime nursing educator and practitioner becomes director of Macon State's nursing programs.

Married with ... Syllabi?
Meet the Richmans and the Winterrowds, two married couples who teach at Macon State College.

Portal Plans Percolating
Macon State is one of a growing number of University System of Georgia institutions developing what's known as a "portal," an important step forward in the progression of the College's electronic information delivery system.

Early Childhood Education Debuts in Monroe County
Macon State is now teaching courses in early childhood education in
Monroe County.

RESA Comes to Campus
The Regional Educational Service Agency relocates its headquarters to the Macon campus.

MSC Foundation News & Notes
-- Board of Trustees Names New Members and Trustee Emeriti
-- Scholarship Reception Held
-- Outstanding Alumnus
-- 2007 Annual Campaign
-- Legacy of Leadership - Joe E. Timberlake III

Photo on the Cover:
Kendra Hahn, 22, and Josh Chambless, 19, are among Macon State College's Generation Y students. Hahn, a junior majoring in early childhood education, and Chambless, a sophomore going for his bachelor of science in business, met at their church. At Macon State, they are active in the Student Government.