Almost 50 percent of Georgia College students who responded to a recent survey will have secured their professions when they walk across the stage to receive their degrees Saturday. Among them, Serena Odeh of Macon, Georgia, and Meredith Lawrence of Duluth, Georgia, feel prepared to ste
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Wednesday, May. 8, 2019
Matthew Sampson
Wednesday, May. 8, 2019
Daquille Peppers
Wednesday, May. 8, 2019
How the graduating seniors of the Call Me MiSTER got into the program, and how they plan on staying in the program long after graduation.
Tuesday, May. 7, 2019
Ahmed Elshami
Monday, May. 6, 2019
Bentley White
Friday, May. 3, 2019
Dr. Juli Gittinger—known affectionately as Dr. G to her students—likes to joke that she doesn’t have a life. What she really means is her life is nonstop. Her world is a hodgepodge of interesting facts and ceaseless activity, much like the religions she teaches.
Thursday, May. 2, 2019
Daniel Goorsky
Thursday, May. 2, 2019
David Williams is the second Georgia College student to receive the Boren Scholarship, a nationally-competitive award given to highly-motivated undergraduates willing to learn less-studied languages, immerse themselves in a different culture and work in federal national security.
Tuesday, Apr. 30, 2019
Sabrina Brant
Monday, Apr. 29, 2019
Jay Harrington
Monday, Apr. 29, 2019
Dr. Emmanuel Little knows he wouldn’t be where he is today—director of “Call Me MiSTER” and minority retention—without people who believed in and mentored him. Now, Little pays forward the gift he received, guiding scores of young men through college and into successful careers.
Friday, Apr. 26, 2019
Yazmin Thompson
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