Highlights of the
Summer 2010 edition now
online:
- Reunion 2010 complete review.
- Tribute to Sergeant Joe.
- Complete coverage of Sports Hall of Fame inductees.
- Roller Riders follow Lee's army to Appomattox
- Much much
More ...
The latest Afghan care project updates from Bruce Hemp are now available and can been
seen here. Bruce has contributed
16 updates since the project began in July, 2009. In addition there
are several links to videos and news stories by the local and national
media.
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View over 100 full color photos from inside the museum, including exclusive behind the scenes photos of the second story work and storage areas. And watch for the blooper photo of the museum staff.
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If you haven't been back to the campus in a while, you will love seeing 204 color photos of the campus buildings and grounds. You will experience AMA from views and angles you've never seen before. And, of course, you'll see all of the traditional photos of your favorite buildings. These photos were taken in July, 2008. The weather was perfect, the lighting was perfect, see for yourself.
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The AMA Way trailer video on YouTube!
Get
inspired to tell your AMA story by purchasing a brick paver. Not sure what
you'd say? Browse or search the over 700 bricks already in front of the
AMA Alumni House/Museum. (Make sure you search for Hoover and PVH.)
Click Here. And while you're there, print out an
order form and order your paver. Support your Alma Mater and tell your
story!
Three
years in the making, the all AMA DVD premiered at Reunion 2008 featuring AMA,
alumni and faculty experiences, memorable characters at AMA, and the service of
Augusta men in five 20th and 21st century wars. Produced by the Winward
Corporation and directed by Tom Kennedy and Hal McArthur, The
AMA Way is very much a tribute to Mac McInnis, '67, whose
dedication took it from concept to reality.
Click here to view a video trailer.
Visit these web sites to see how you can support our soldiers this holiday season:
A current email asking for cards to be sent to "A Recovering American Soldier" will not be delivered by the U.S. Postal Service. More information can be found at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center web site.