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Caroline Eaker

Caroline Eaker

Verified

Multimedia Journalist, WXXV 25

Lynchburg

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pop culture (sometimes) relationshipsSex health self-help

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Total articles 272

  • Students create Women in Cybersecurity club on campus to empower women in the digital world.

    By Caroline Eaker Verified| augusta.edu@ JoVi Douglas pictures a world in which women stand at the forefront of digital defense as leaders in the cybersecurity field. That is why, when the opportunity to create and lead an Augusta University chapter of Women in Cybersecurity (WiCyS) came up, Douglas didn’t think twice about taking on the challenge. “I have been afforded a lot of opportunities in my life to start things from the ground up,” she said.

    By Caroline Eaker Verified · augusta.edu

    Oct. 23, 2023

  • U.S. Rep. Buddy Carter, Augusta University announce $1 million in federal support for MCG Center for Telehealth to help bridge rural health care gap

    By Heather Henley, Kevin Faigle, Caroline Eaker Verified, Keytona Johns| augusta.edu@ Augusta University announced today $1 million in federal funding secured by U.S. Rep. Buddy Carter to help support the recently established Medical College of Georgia Center for Telehealth. The funding will support Augusta University’s mission to improve health care access and outcomes for all Georgians, particularly those in rural and underserved areas of the state. The center will also train future physicians and prepare them to provide telehealth-related patient care.

    By Heather Henley, Kevin Faigle, Caroline Eaker Verified, Keytona Johns · augusta.edu

    May. 02, 2023

  • Virginia Democrats, Republicans Go Head-to-Head Over Electric Car Bill

    By Caroline Eaker Verified| Autobody News Verified Virginians could soon see more electric cars out on the roads. However, Republicans say the way Democrats are trying to make that happen is a bad thing.  The topic of climate change and what should be done about it has been a hot topic in Richmond and one bill, in particular, has Republicans and Democrats divided.  State Sen. Steve Newman says House Bill 1965 is not a good idea.  To read more, WSET News.

    By Caroline Eaker Verified · Autobody News

    Mar. 02, 2021

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WXXV 25

Gulfport, Mississippi, United States

+1 228-832-2525