For a designated week each fall, Augusta University joins with the entire University System of Georgia to remind ourselves of our commitment to foster an ethical culture and to highlight our shared institutional values.
We share the USG’s commitment to the highest ethical and professional standards of conduct in pursuit of its mission to create a more educated Georgia. As Georgia’s public academic medical center, we also commit to the highest ethical standards in our delivery of health care and health care education to our patients and students.
From Nov. 4-10, Augusta University will be "Celebrating our Values" and join the other 25 USG institutions in promoting activities related to shared core system values of integrity, excellence, accountability and respect.
Join us for activities that focus on our institutional core values of collegiality, compassion, excellence, inclusion, leadership and integrity.
TDS will host a visual, interactive activity to engage students in reflecting on the university’s core values. Each day, a statement related to one of core values will prompt students to consider inclusion and the strengths of students with disabilities.
A book display highlighting works by about people with disabilities showcasing stories, perspectives, & achievements that celebrate the diversity of the disability community, aiming to promote understanding, inclusion, and awareness.
This event is part of the USG Ethics Awareness Week. The Honorable Nels S.D. Peterson, Presiding Justice, Supreme Court of Georgia is the keynote speaker. Please promote and encourage attendance from all employees. Link is included under Additional Info.
Values Week Kick-Off Event allows students to stop by one of our two locations to receive a Values Week T-shirt, a special treat, and a limited-edition Values Week laptop sticker. Supplies are limited and available exclusively for AU students.
TDS will host a visual, interactive activity to engage students in reflecting on the university’s core values. Each day, a statement related to one of core values will prompt students to consider inclusion and the strengths of students with disabilities.
A book display highlighting works by about people with disabilities showcasing stories, perspectives, & achievements that celebrate the diversity of the disability community, aiming to promote understanding, inclusion, and awareness.
Friendsgiving is a relaxed and festive gathering where students come together to enjoy food, friendship, and gratitude. It's a fun way to celebrate student appreciation and share a meal in the spirit of community.
Who doesn't love a game of Plinko? Come out and join the Audit, Compliance, Ethics & Risk Management team learn more about ethics and values with a game of Plinko. Stop by our table during the Friendsgiving festivities. You may even win a prize!
TDS will host a visual, interactive activity to engage students in reflecting on the university’s core values. Each day, a statement related to one of core values will prompt students to consider inclusion and the strengths of students with disabilities.
A book display highlighting works by about people with disabilities showcasing stories, perspectives, & achievements that celebrate the diversity of the disability community, aiming to promote understanding, inclusion, and awareness.
Friendsgiving is a relaxed and festive gathering where students come together to enjoy food, friendship, and gratitude. It's a fun way to celebrate student appreciation and share a meal in the spirit of community.
Who doesn't love a game of Plinko? Come out and join the Audit, Compliance, Ethics & Risk Management team learn more about ethics and values with a game of Plinko. Stop by our table during the Friendsgiving festivities. You may even win a prize!
Tracy Arwood, Chief Ethics & Compliance Officer Clemson University, is going to talk about Building an Institutional Culture that Supports Research Integrity:
TDS will host a visual, interactive activity to engage students in reflecting on the university’s core values. Each day, a statement related to one of core values will prompt students to consider inclusion and the strengths of students with disabilities.
A book display highlighting works by about people with disabilities showcasing stories, perspectives, & achievements that celebrate the diversity of the disability community, aiming to promote understanding, inclusion, and awareness.
Join us for a panel discussion with community experts and esteemed AU faculty to explore the challenges that impact our community. AU students, faculty and staff are invited to attend.
David B. Resnik, JD, PhD from Bioethicist, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences and Senior Advisor for Research Integrity, Office of Intramural Research National Institutes of Health, will talk about “Ethical Issues in Using Artificial Int
The Augusta University Staff Council will host a Brown Bag Lunch N Learn featuring a panel discussion on the topic: Bystander Intervention: See Something, Say Something.
TDS will host a visual, interactive activity to engage students in reflecting on the university’s core values. Each day, a statement related to one of core values will prompt students to consider inclusion and the strengths of students with disabilities.
A book display highlighting works by about people with disabilities showcasing stories, perspectives, & achievements that celebrate the diversity of the disability community, aiming to promote understanding, inclusion, and awareness.
This event is part of the USG Ethics Awareness Week. Please promote and encourage attendance from all employees. You must register for this event at: https://ung.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_qLDhUy1mShOhPKsIP8aAEg
Open to all Augusta University employees. Please print and fill out this form and bring your insurance card to save time at the clinic: https://augustauniversity.box.com/s/1v83kyj558eiwha6atb5ytb2rd0296ne 10 a.m.-noon Nov. 8 in the GCC lobby.
Laura Meyer Chapman, MA Director, Research Integrity and Security and Chris Melcher, JD., General Counsel will talk recent updates and development related to Research Compliance
The Jag Gala is a chic evening where students can dress up, dance, and celebrate with friends in a stylish, fun atmosphere—similar to a prom, but with a collegiate touch. It's the perfect way to wrap up Values Week!
The sixth annual Values Week will be held Nov. 6-12 and will focus on celebrating Augusta University's six core values – collegiality, compassion, excellence, inclusivity, integrity and leadership.
"Dr. Johnson's commitment to the pro bono clinic is changing patients' lives and impacting our PT students who have the opportunity to participate in the care of this underserved population,' said Colleen Hergott, DPT, chair of the Department of Physical Therapy.
“As a nurse, the reason why I do what I do is I want to be able to look at you in in the hospital and I know that I prepared you to be a nurse.”
“There is a great sense of pride, especially for parents of first-generation college students, when they see their children successful and happy," said Reena Patel-Viswanath.