Pulaski Tomorrow, a non-profit organization that operates adult and youth leadership programs in Pulaski County, held its first-ever strategic planning retreat in Athens on October 10-11, 2016. The retreat was led by J.W. Fanning Institute for Leadership Development faculty and… Full story
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Hawkinsville teenager uses leadership skills to mentor middle school girls
It is no secret that middle school is a time of tumultuous change and transition for young people. Hawkinsville High School junior Lizzy Gainous wants to help make that transition a little easier. Gainous graduated from the Pulaski Tomorrow Youth… Full story
Pulaski County School District Visioning Session
By Sam Perren Archway Partnership Graduate Student Lenie George facilitated a visioning session for Pulaski County School District administrators on Wednesday, April 12 in Hawkinsville. Lenie, a PhD student in the College of Education studying learning, design, and technology, developed… Full story
Pulaski Tomorrow holds retreat to create vision for the future
Pulaski Tomorrow organizers hope mentorship programs created by two Youth Leadership Academy graduates are just the beginning of the program’s impact in Middle Georgia. Leadership development has been a priority for Pulaski County since it became an Archway Partnership community… Full story
UGA public health faculty/student assessment leads to medical clinic in Archway community
An assessment of community health needs, led by University of Georgia faculty and facilitated by the UGA Archway Partnership, has contributed to a new urgent care center for one middle Georgia county and resulted in a scholarly article in the… Full story
A second Georgia county looks to revive its downtown with native plants
A University of Georgia program aimed at supporting pollinators across the state may be expanding even further south. A group from Hawkinsville, Ga. toured the State Botanical Garden of Georgia on July 6 to explore bringing a Connect to Protect… Full story
Real Life Simulations help teens understand consequences of actions
The University of Georgia is helping communities reach teenagers in an innovative way. The university’s Archway Partnership, a unit of Public Service and Outreach, coordinated the Hawkinsville Teen Maze last week, a series of scenarios that showed students the consequences… Full story
UGA pharmacy professor helps rural communities address public health issues
Henry Young wants to make the UGA College of Pharmacy a fixture in communities across Georgia. The Kroger Associate Professor in Community Pharmacy got involved with the Archway Partnership, a unit of Public Service and Outreach, soon after he arrived… Full story
Archway Partnership collaborates with UGA College of Public Health to conduct Community Health Needs Assessments
The UGA College of Public Health (CPH) is working with the Archway Partnership to conduct community health needs assessments in three Georgia communities: Habersham County/Habersham Medical Center, Pulaski County/Taylor Regional Hospital, and Sumter County/Phoebe Sumter Medical Center. The assessment is… Full story
Archway Partnership connects communities with Grady College to promote local assets
The Archway Partnership recently collaborated with the University of Georgia’s Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communications throughout fall 2015 to create media kits for four Archway community projects. Media kits included items such as sample social media posts and… Full story