Art History Professor Virginia Gardner Troy has been awarded the 2023 Award of Excellence in Documenting Georgia’s History.
— While the Democratic convention coming to Chicago might provide good vibes, experts question the economic boost: “Convention boosters have a lot of incentives to tell the public what a great windfall this convention is going to be, and they often pay for these economic impact studies that show wild benefits from conventions. And, unfortunately, if we really dig closely into the data, the research just doesn’t really support that,” according to Lauren Heller, a professor of economics at Berry College who has studied political conventions.
Pirelli North America employees and Berry College students planted more than 1,000 Longleaf pines Feb. 25 in the second year of the project.
Berry College Mathematics Professor Ron Taylor has won the Mathematical Association of America's Beckenbach Book Prize.
A Berry student is one of 417 college students in the U.S. to be named a 2022 Goldwater Scholar.
The Berry College Department of Creative Writing hosted an award-winning poet for a reading highlighting African American Poetry.
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This performance features music designed for Piano Four Hands.
Berry Hosts Mathematical Association of America
Berry College presents an evening with flautist and faculty member Steven Keith.
Lack of diversity among researchers limits the expansion of scientific knowledge, according to a Berry College professor’s analysis of more than 5 million research articles.
Dr. Alyssa Grey, Assistant Professor of Instrumental Music Education and Director of Wind Studies, presented a research poster "Learning from Collegiate Large Ensemble Experiences" at the recent national Society for Music Teacher Education conference.
Berry faculty artist affiliate Sean Thrower and Kennesaw State University faculty artist Trey Wright recently performed with Berry artist-in-residence John David playing percussion.
Dr. Paul Neal is serving as a virtual clinician for a Seminar of Performance Practice of Renaissance Choral Music, co-sponsored by GIA Publications and the University of Mississippi.
The album "The Silence Between" has been awarded a silver medal by the Global Music Awards.
Associate Professor of Animal Science Sunday Peters is a 2021 Fulbright grant recipient, a prestigious research fellowship that will allow him to take his research abroad.
Business students made it rain in a recent virtual sales competition called RNMKRS (rainmakers).
Professor of Teacher Education Mary C. Clement and Associate Professor of Mathematics Jill Cochran published “A Sharp Contrast: First-Year Teachers with and without Teacher Preparation.”
Berry Associate Professor of Chemistry Lindsey Davis recently spent six months researching in the lab of world-renowned chemical biologist, Dr. Benjamin Davis, at the University of Oxford.
Henry Gund Professor of Biology David Bruce Conn recently gave a talk on the Global One Health Initiative Webinar on “Parasitology and Vector-borne Diseases”.
Berry College Associate Professor of Mathematics & Computer Science Jill Cochran has been selected to participate in a National Science Foundation grant of approximately $1 million over five years that will support the advancement of mid-career STEM women faculty.
A guiding force for thousands of new students, Berry College educator Katherine Powell has been nationally recognized for her work.
Geology student Emily Larrimore (19c) has gone global! Her trip to India last summer is the second time she has traveled abroad in her time at Berry.
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a scientific approach to helping people change their behaviors. Berry College Assistant Professor Thom Ratkos describes it as “the study of how the environment, especially consequences, determine behavior.
Berry 2018 graduate Katie Doremus’s “aha” moment came during her junior year. She found a strong Christian community at Formation Weekend, which became the support system through the rest of her time at college.
Alexandria Skinner, a 2018 grad, has a passion for STEM education. Her Berry College job as a peer tutor and teaching assistant, as well as her work with the Berry College Elementary and Middle School Girl Scout troop solidified her love of teaching, particularly for teaching science.