Ģý at Geauga
IN A FLASH: One Cool Cat
Hype, Ģý's feline answer to Bowling Green State University's athletics mascot, Pudge, was celebrated in a snow sculpture created by a Ģý instructor.
‘We All Have an Origin Story’
As part of Ģý’s 55-Year Commemoration of May 4, 1970, Mahli Mechenbier, a senior lecturer at Ģý at Geauga's Twinsburg Academic Center will present “Operation: Babylift: A 50-Year Retrospective and Personal History” on May 3 at 1 p.m. with her father, retired Maj. General Ed Mechenbier. Mahli Mechenbier was one of the children from Vietnam the U.S. Government brought to the United States for adoption by American families by after Saigon was overun by advancing Viet Cong troops in 1972.
IN A FLASH: Hiking and Learning
The Earth Day celebration at Ģý at Geauga and Twinsburg Academic Center included a guided, woodland hike around the campus.
IN A FLASH: Central Catholic Visits Ģý
High school juniors and seniors from Cleveland Central Catholic visited Ģý's Twinsburg Academic Center to learn about careers in nursing.
IN A FLASH: Dogs in De-stress
Ģý at Geauga provided treats, activities and therapy dogs to help students de-stress before midterms this semester.
Meeting the Mummies
An instructor from Ģý at Geauga gave her students a unique opportunity to study the anatomy of mummies.
Lavender Graduation: Celebrating The Spring Class of 2023
Lavender Graduation 2023 celebrated Ģý's spring LGBTQ+ graduates.
IN A FLASH: A Passion for Teaching
"Our nursing students are No. 1" is what Richard Zarzour, MSN, M.Ed., could be indicating in this photo as he leads a class of nursing students at Ģý’s Twinsburg Academic Center. Zarzour is a lecturer in the associate degree program for nursing at Ģý Uni…
IN A FLASH: Building Muscle Memory
Ģý’s College of Nursing offers programs on five of the university’s eight campuses.
Cleveland Foundation Grant Provides Opportune Funding for Ģý Geauga
Ģý at Geauga is pleased to announce a $20,000 award from the Lake-Geauga Fund of the Cleveland Foundation toward a student emergency fund and technology advances. The $20,000 grant will be split evenly between the two initiatives.