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Spring 2002

Volume 5 Number 2
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Macon State nursing students are shown at varioius hospitals where they get clinical experience. Starting at the top and going clockwise are Cathy McFarland at the Medical Center of Central Georgia, Richard Sorrell and Kristie Vaughn at Coliseum Medical Centers, Stephanie Edalgo at Houston Medical Center, Susan Corthell at HMC and Kay Gatins, assistant professor of nursing, with Beatrice Coppock at Coliseum. (Photos by Maryann Bates)

On the Cover
Macon State nursing students are shown at varioius hospitals where they get clinical experience. Starting at the top and going clockwise are Cathy McFarland at the Medical Center of Central Georgia, Richard Sorrell and Kristie Vaughn at Coliseum Medical Centers, Stephanie Edalgo at Houston Medical Center, Susan Corthell at HMC and Kay Gatins, assistant professor of nursing, with Beatrice Coppock at Coliseum. (Photos by Maryann Bates)

Contents

Critical Care
The University System of Georgia's Board of Regents authorize a Bachelor of Science in Nursing for Macon State, a degree President David A. Bell said is a compliment to the College's mission to respond to the economic and social needs of Central Georgia. The new degree will help remedy Central Georgia's shortage of professional nurses.
NURSING CAREERS: A LOOK AT THE FACTS

Great Day for Houston County
Georgia lawmakers grant $5 million for an expanded Warner Robins Center for Macon State, a project strongly supported by city and state elected officials from Houston County.

A Jumpstart on College
High school students earning college credit, tuition free, before they graduate? It may sound too good to me true, but hundreds of Central Georgia high school students have gotten a jumpstart on college through Macon State's Postsecondary Options program.
Postsecondary Options a Family Affair for the Redds

Perfect Match
Mike Hale, former chief information officer for Georgia & Florida, brings his business & technology expertise to Macon State as Institute for Information Management director.

Partnering with Robins Air Force Base
In Macon State's most important economic development partnership to date, the College and Robins Air Force Base are launching a state-sponsored project to produce more software specialists for one of the nation's key defense logistics centers.

Reaching Adult Students
One of the University System's strategies for creating a more educated Georgia is to encourage potential students over then age of 25 to begin or finish college. Macon State makes special efforts to reach this adult market in Central Georgia.

Show of Support
The Macon State College Foundation's Annual Community Campaign draws strong support from a cross-section of Central Georgia leaders.

MSC Goes Wireless

Junior & Senior Class Enrollment Climbs

Black History Month & Service to Others

Meet the New Chancellor

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