Publications
2019 Aeolian now available
The 2019 issue of the Aeolian magazine is now available! The magazine is published annually by GSW's Department of University Relations in an effort to communicate alumni and university news and upcoming events. The 2019 cover story features Ervin Anderson, who recently retired from GSW after 34 years as a math professor and AAMI advisor. Sisters and fourth generation GSW students Autumn and Anna Tripp are highlighted in the Family Tradition story alongside their parents, grandfather, and great-grandmother. Also included are campus updates from the past year, athletics features, GSW alumni in the news, a Homecoming 2019 recap, alumni class notes, the 2018 Outstanding Alumni Award winners, and much more!
The name Aeolian is Greek and derives from Aeolus, the mythological keeper of the winds; an allusion to our Hurricane athletic programs. Click here to view the 2019 Aeolian and past issues.
Berggren has chapter on Carter published in U.S. presidency encyclopedia
Dr. D. Jason Berggren, associate professor of political science, had a chapter on Jimmy Carter recently published in Presidents and Presidencies in American History: A Social, Political, and Cultural Encyclopedia and Document Collection. The chapter included a timeline, biography, historical overview of the Carter presidency, and an analysis of his presidential leadership. The chapter also included select primary documents from the Carter presidency.
Berggren and Levine-Berggren publish photo images of historic synagogues 
Dr. D. Jason Berggren, associate professor of political science, and Bonnie K. Levine-Berggren, an adjunct professor in the History and Political Science department, had thirteen of their photos of historic synagogues published online by the Jewish Virtual Library. The images of the historic synagogues were taken in Sosua, Dominican Republic (2016) and Bridgetown, Barbados (2017) and may be found in the section entitled, "Synagogues of the World: The Caribbean". The website is a project of the American-Israeli Cooperative Enterprise. (The historic Nidhe Israel Synagogue in Bridgetown, Barbados, in pictured here.)
