Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College
Recent News About Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College
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Gopher Frog Revival Project Sparked by Abraham Baldwin Agriculture College
South Georgians are accustomed to spotting gopher tortoises slowly navigating the area landscape
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SANR Classic Tournament at ABAC Golf Course September 30
The 22nd Annual School of Agriculture and Natural Resources (SANR) Classic golf tournament at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College will be held on Sept. 30 at ABAC’s Forest Lakes Golf Club.
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President Brundage Meets Former President Bridges as ABAC Builds for the Future
In the past 16 years and two months, only two individuals have occupied the president’s office at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College. Those two people met on Monday when new ABAC President Tracy Brundage sat down with former ABAC President David Bridges in historic Tift Hall.
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Dr. Tracy Brundage Begins Duties as President at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College
After moving 1,000 miles from Pennsylvania to Georgia and emerging from a week-long bout with Covid, Dr. Tracy Brundage is ready to settle into her role as president of Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College.
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Reception for New ABAC President Set for August 10
A reception for the campus and the community to honor Dr. Tracy Brundage, the new president of Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, will be held from 4-6 p.m. on Aug. 10 in Tift Hall at ABAC.
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Harley Langdale, Jr. Foundation Makes Gift to Destination Ag at ABAC’s Georgia Museum of Agriculture
For the past six years, over 43,000 elementary school students from all over South Georgia have received an inside look at how agriculture affects their daily lives at the Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College Georgia Museum of Agriculture. Thanks to a recent gift from the Harley Langdale, Jr. Foundation, even more young people will receive that kind of insight in days to come.
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ABAC President David Bridges Says Farewell to Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College in TV Interview
In his final television appearance as the president of Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, Dr. David Bridges reminisces about his ABAC tenure with Acting Vice President for Communications and Transition Mike Chason.
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Magazine Names ABAC on Military Friendly School List for 2022-23
The “G.I. Jobs” magazine has recognized Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College on its 2022-23 Military Friendly Schools list, making it one of the seven University System of Georgia institutions designated as Military Friendly.
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California Comes to Georgia, Jennifer Walls Making Her Mark at ABAC
How could a California girl who played softball in Arizona and then played professionally in Italy find contentment on a hot, dusty, gnat-plagued field in deep South Georgia? Just ask the Georgia Collegiate Athletic Association (GCAA) Coach of the Year Jennifer Walls.
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Movie Company Makes the Magic Happen at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College
Making the magic happen is what moviemakers do.
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Reception for New ABAC President on August 4 in Tift Hall
A reception for Dr. Tracy Brundage, the incoming president of Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, will take place on Aug. 4 from 4-6 p.m. in Tift Hall. The reception is open to the campus and the community.
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ABAC’s Georgia Museum of Agriculture Hosts Wiregrass Freedom Festival on July 2
Break out the red, white, and blue on July 2 when visitors can celebrate their patriotic pride at the Wiregrass Freedom Festival at the Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College Georgia Museum of Agriculture.
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ABRAHAM BALDWIN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE: Dr. Marcus Johnson Discusses His Role, Goals, and Aspirations for ABAC in the Upcoming Year
Dr. Marcus Johnson has made quite an impact on Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College since he became a faculty member in 2015. He now serves as the Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs: Teaching, Learning, and Student Engagement. He is also the Director of Faculty Development and heads up the ABAC Center for Teaching and Learning. He also taught two classes during the spring term.
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ABRAHAM BALDWIN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE: Spring Semester Graduates Total 307 at ABAC
A total of 307 students completed the requirements for graduation from Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College at the end of the 2022 spring semester. One hundred and ninety-four of those students received bachelor’s degrees.
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ABRAHAM BALDWIN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE: ABAC Provost Receives Honorary Agricultural Education Pin
Dr. Jerry Baker, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, received an honorary agricultural education pin at the recent pinning ceremony for graduates of the agricultural education program at ABAC.
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ABRAHAM BALDWIN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE: Two ABAC Students Receive Young Botanist Awards from Botanical Society of America
Caroline Shaw and Sharon Spiess from Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College were two of 25 college students from across America who recently received Young Botanist Awards from the Botanical Society of America.
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ABRAHAM BALDWIN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE: ABAC Professor Demonstrates an Array of Talents
The calf was on the way. But the baby’s mama needed help. Dr. Mary Ellen Hicks was ready.
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ABRAHAM BALDWIN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE: ABAC Newspaper Selects Pacesetters for 2021-22 Academic Year
The staff of “The Stallion,” the student newspaper at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, has selected one Superior Pacesetter and 10 Pacesetters for the 2021-22 academic year.
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ABRAHAM BALDWIN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE: Nicholas Urquhart Selected as 2022 Recipient of E. Lanier Carson Leadership Award at ABAC
Director of Academic Support Nicholas Urquhart has been selected as the recipient of the E. Lanier Carson Leadership award for the 2021-22 academic year at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College.
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ABRAHAM BALDWIN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE: Vickie Wilson Receives Roy Jackson, Sr., Award for Staff Excellence at ABAC
Vickie Wilson, Administrative Associate for the Dean of Students, has been selected as the 2022 recipient of the Roy Jackson, Sr., Award for Staff Excellence at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College.