Armstrong Atlantic State University
Self-Study 2000-2002
During AASU's
Self-Study (2000-2002), this web site served as a resource and a meeting place for members
of the Off-Campus and Distance Learning Committee. Key documents and links related
to AASU's off-campus and distance learning efforts are still maintained at this site.
off-campus
& distance learning committee
off-campus
information
updated 16 January 2002
INDEX
Off-campus sites:
Brunswick Center
Liberty Center
Swainsboro
Articulation Transfer
Agreement between AASU and Savannah Technical Institute
Dual Degree Program between AASU
and The College of Engineering at Georgia Institute of Technology
MOU on Development of Masters
Program in Sports Medicine between AASU and Georgia Southern University
The Brunswick Center is a consortium composed of Armstrong Atlantic State University, Georgia Southern University, and Coastal Georgia Community College. It was authorized by the Board of Regents in September 1986 to establish a residence center for selected baccalaureate degrees on the campus of Coastal Georgia Community College, a two-year college of the University System of Georgia. Armstrong Atlantic State University is the lead institution, in that it offers the majority of the baccalaureate degrees through the center, but all three institutions teach courses which apply toward the degrees. Credit earned from any of these universities through the center is accepted as resident credit by Armstrong Atlantic.
Armstrong Atlantic offers three
degree programs with all course work offered at Coastal Georgia Community College
(Brunswick Center): bachelor of science in education in early childhood education;
bachelor of science in education in middle grades education; and bachelor of science in
criminal justice. The bachelor of arts in history is offered at the center, but two
courses must be taken at the Armstrong Atlantic campus. The bachelor of general studies
degree with concentrations in business, criminal justice, history, psychology, political
science, or education is also available. Also, a new sequence of courses in the bachelor
of science in nursing program for registered nurses has been added.
Memorandum of Agreement for the Brunswick
Center: External Degree Program Administration
(revised 30 May 1989)
AASU COLLEGE OF
EDUCATION
TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAM
BRUNSWICK AND CAMDEN CENTER
LIBERTY
CENTER
As a result of
cooperative effort by Armstrong Atlantic State University, Savannah State University,
Georgia Southern University, Coastal Georgia Community College, East Georgia College, Fort
Stewart, and the business, civic, and educational leaders in Hinesville and Liberty
County, the Liberty Center was established in 1998. Courses are offered to students
in the Liberty County area who would like to begin and/or continue their education
locally. The Liberty Center is located at the Fort Stewart Army Education Center. Courses
are offered at the center and other area sites. Core curriculum, learning support, and
courses leading to a wide array of associate, bachelor, and master’s degrees are
offered by the consortium. Sixteen degree programs are offered at the center.
Liberty Center: External
Degree
Administration (July 1998)
The Liberty Center Procedures
Manual
SWAINSBORO
A Memorandum of Understanding Between
Armstrong Atlantic State University (AASU) and East Georgia College (EGC) for Dental Hygiene Education in the Swainsboro Area
AASU LIBRARY RESOURCES
& SERVICES: OFF-CAMPUS/
DISTANCE LEARNING
