Phi Kappa Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi honor society held its induction ceremony on Thursday. There were 15 new inductees, including four undergraduate and 11 graduate students.
The Phi Lambda Chapter of Alpha Sigma Lambda, a honor society for non-traditional students, held their induction ceremony at Thomas University on April 20.
Thomas University is furthering its investment in the success of students, courtesy of the philanthropic gifts from sponsors of the ‘Dining for Education’ “A Cajun Occasion” drive-thru dinner in March.
Join us for a discussion regarding Artificial Intelligence and National Security on April 26th from 11 to 1 p.m. The speaker will be Dr. Blake Howald, Director of Data Science and R&D at Thomson Reuters Special Services (TRSS). Dr. Howald also serves as an expert in TU’s Center for Military Life Armed Services Institute.
With increasing sophistication and ease of use of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies like ChatGPT, it is essential to safely balance the power that these technologies provide with real world knowledge and understanding. Explore successes and limitations of balancing Artificial Inteligence and National Security with examples from data scientists and intelligence analysts related to supply chains, cybersecurity, and fraud.
Thomas University’s football coaches have scheduled a series of meetings near select military bases in Florida and Georgia to meet with veterans interested in playing football at TU.
Last year, TU launched a unique veterans’ transition program centered around football. The goal is to provide military personnel exiting the service with a supporting environment to earn their college degree while playing college football.
“We see it as a win-win situation for everybody,” said Stephen Ferguson, TU’s Vice President for Military and Corporate Relations. “We know that service members learn how to operate as a team. We’re going to use that training and apply it to football as a team sport. This is more than just football. This is about preparing veterans for the next phase in their lives and using football as the vehicle to do that. Meanwhile, these veterans will set an example for our other students about the importance of dedication and team work.”
In addition to mentoring from coaches, including prior-service staff, TU will integrate its outstanding, nationally recognized counseling program to provide both mental health and career counseling services. TU’s Clinical and Rehabilitation Counseling program is the only dually accredited program in Georgia and one of just 13 nationally with dual designation through the Council on Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP).
If you are interested in learning more, please select a location from the list below for additional information. All meetings will be from 6 to 7 p.m.
