Albany State University Graduate School

10/13/2026

💙💛 Albany State University Graduate School is on the move!

Today, our Graduate School team is at Fort Valley State University for its Career and Graduate School Fair, connecting with students and sharing opportunities to take their education and careers to the next level!

We are excited to highlight several of ASU’s master’s degree programs:

🔬 Integrated Biotechnology – Explore careers in the growing biotechnology industry with concentrations in Biomedical and Environmental Biotechnology.

🧠 Trauma Psychology – Gain specialized knowledge in trauma-informed care, mental health, and supporting individuals and communities affected by trauma.

🩺 Nursing – Advance your nursing career through graduate pathways in Family Nurse Practitioner, Nursing Education, and Nursing Informatics.

🏃🏽‍♀️ Athletic Training – Prepare for a career focused on injury prevention, patient care, rehabilitation, and sports medicine.

Whether you’re preparing to graduate or ready for the next step in your professional journey, Albany State University has opportunities worth exploring!

A special thank you to Fort Valley State University for the opportunity to connect with your students!

📲 Interested in learning more? Contact Graduate School at (229) 500-2022.

10/07/2026

The geese brought the Homecoming energy—and you brought the questions! 💙💛 Here’s where to pick up your wristbands:

📍 October 5–9 | 9 a.m.–4 p.m.
Old ASU Police Department, East Campus

📍 Saturday, October 10 | 8 a.m.–2 p.m.
Flint River Entertainment Complex (Albany Civic Center)

Wristbands are $75 and include your game ticket, parking, The Yard access, live music, vendors, and festivities.

💳 Purchase online only; credit cards only, no cash.
🔗 www.asurams.edu/homecoming

See you at Homecoming, Rams! 🐏

10/07/2026

Happy Homecoming, Golden Rams!

Congratulations to the Royal Court, officially crowned during the 2026 Royal Court Coronation! Join us in celebrating the 84th Miss Albany State University, Ja’Shalyn Grier, a Political Science major, and the 14th Mister Albany State University, Isaiah Jones, a Mass Communications major.

10/05/2026

Apparently, word got out that it is Homecoming Week at Albany State! 💙💛

A flock of Canada geese stopped by campus today and seemed perfectly comfortable making themselves at home.

Between meetings, classes, deadlines, and the goals we are working toward, moments like this remind us to slow down and notice what is happening around us. Moving forward does not always mean rushing past the present.

Maybe our feathered visitors came to experience ASU Unleashed: The Power of the Ram, too. 😊

What would you caption this campus moment?

09/20/2026

Collaboration drives progress!

On Tuesday, Albany State University Graduate School directors and coordinators gathered for the Graduate School Directors and Coordinators Retreat. The retreat provided an opportunity to share departmental updates, exchange ideas and identify strategies to strengthen graduate education.

Together, we remain committed to enhancing the graduate student experience and advancing our shared mission to Recruit. Retain. Graduate.

09/16/2026

With Worth County Schools – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

09/10/2026

Albany State University Graduate School proudly recognizes Principal Anthony Brown, a four-time ASU graduate whose journey from special education to advanced educational leadership reflects the power of continued learning.

Before becoming Principal of Mitchell County High School, Mr. Brown served in several leadership roles, including Pelham Achievement Center Coordinator, CTI Coordinator, coach, and Assistant Principal.

His commitment to student success includes helping establish an alternative school program for Mitchell County Schools, contributing to the efforts that moved Mitchell County High School off the Comprehensive Support and Improvement list, and supporting improved student performance in Algebra I.

Principal Brown’s journey is an inspiring example of how graduate education prepares professionals to lead meaningful change in their schools and communities.

Please join us in celebrating Principal Anthony Brown! Mitchell County High SchoolMitchell County School System

08/24/2026

The first week introduced the journey. This week is about building momentum.

Graduate Rams, take a few minutes today to review upcoming assignments, update your calendar, participate in each course, and complete any required attendance activities before 9:00 a.m. Wednesday, August 26.

Progress does not require doing everything at once. It begins with taking the next intentional step.

What is one goal you are setting for Week Two?

08/17/2026

Welcome to Fall 2026, Graduate Rams!

Today is more than the first day of classes. It is the beginning of another semester of learning, growing, stretching, and moving closer to the goals that brought you to graduate school.

Whether you are beginning your first semester, continuing your program, or entering your final stretch toward graduation, remember that every assignment completed, every discussion joined, and every challenge worked through is part of something bigger.

Graduate education requires commitment, but you do not have to have the entire semester figured out today. Start where you are. Stay connected. Ask questions. Use your resources. Keep moving forward.

The Albany State University Graduate School is proud to welcome you to Fall 2026.

Graduate Rams: Built for What’s Next.

08/08/2026

Graduate students, your weekend reset does not have to mean doing nothing.

Sometimes it looks like good coffee, good conversation and a few hours with people who help you feel like yourself again.

Before classes begin, make time for the parts of your life that graduate school will eventually have to share space with—friendships, family, laughter, quiet moments and experiences that have nothing to do with an assignment.

There will be time soon enough for deadlines, discussion boards and late-night study sessions.

Today, enjoy the people and moments that help you recharge.

What does your ideal Saturday reset look like?