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Science Living: Oliver Erasmus, Forensic Chemist
Oliver Erasmus, ’17, is a senior at Kennesaw State University studying forensic chemistry. This year, he is conducting research that will allow law enforcement of the future to detect organic gunshot residues from heavy-metal-free ammunition. This ammunition is increasingly common because it alleviates environmental risks associated with the heavy metal content of traditional ammunition. Since…
Science Living: Kelly Tims, Entomologist
While most Living Science students go on to focus on something other than science, many do, in fact, study science. In this series of short posts, we highlight Living Science alumni who are currently involved in scientific research. Working towards a PhD in Entomology… Kelly Tims, ’16, majored in biological sciences and entomology at the…
Living in the Shadow
A devotional given by Mrs. D on the occasion of a special birthday party for Mrs. Deanna Sellers. Even as Mrs. Sellers is undergoing cancer treatment, she is keeping things together at Living Science as our administrator. Be encouraged. Here are two questions to answer today: Is prayer a matter of constant privilege and enjoyment?…
Virtual Parent Meeting
This year, the Living Science parent meeting is virtual. Watch the video for very important information about procedures before you come back to campus on the 8th. We can’t wait to see you!
Dual Enrollment in Georgia: What Has Changed?
In April this year, Georgia passed the Dual Enrollment Act, making changes to the existing Move On When Ready (MOWR) program. In order to control burgeoning expenses, the Act limits dual enrollment to 30 credit hours and makes it available only to high school juniors and seniors in most cases. The new rules are in…
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