Grounds Department has nine vacancies and job openings. These posting are available from this link https://www.gcsu.edu/humanresources/careers  or here. 

Six openings are for Groundskeeper II positions and three are the Groundskeeper I positions. 

Feel free to announce or post at your local church or social groups or share with anyone looking for a job. 

Moving forward, requests will be DENIED if they are missing any information.

• Requests MUST contain the following information.
  • Location and head count
  • A minimum of two different contacts. If a contact name is not in the dropdown menu, the name, email address, and a phone number must be added to the comments.
  • A description of the event in the comment section, including resources needed (tables, chairs, trash can, electricity, etc.)
    • Example: This meeting is for the search committee for the VP of Scholars. We will need a trash can.
  • Resources must be added to the Resource section. If they are not requested, they will not be available at the event.
    • Moving is for tables and chairs
    • AV- Most rooms are already set up for AV. If you need assistance, choose AV Technical Coordination Training.
    • Facilities-custodial, electrical, trash disposal
    ...

The Princeton Review has recognized Georgia College on its national "Best Online Nursing School Master's Programs" list. 

Our programs were one of only five in Georgia recognized by the publication.

According to the website, "Online Nursing School Master's programs have become as rigorous as their on-campus counterparts. For many nursing graduate school candidates, an online degree might even be the smarter choice."

To learn more about Georgia College's online nursing master's degrees, visit https://www.gcsu.edu/health/nursing/nursing-msn.

Georgia College strives to create a faculty-focused culture where faculty are supported, rewarded, and recognized in their efforts to seek out, apply for, and receive prestigious grants, awards, and fellowships. To aid faculty and staff in their efforts to locate award opportunities, professors Dana Gorzelany-Mostak and Steve Elliott-Gower created the GC Awards database. This database features comprehensive information on awards related to the disciplines practiced at Georgia College, with a specific focus on Scholarship of Teaching and Learning. Faculty can search for awards through the GC Awards Database, and seek advice and assistance on the application process through the Center for Teaching and Learning website.

The Georgia Undergraduate Research Collective (GURC) will be accepting abstract submissions when the fall semester begins in August and will close the submissions by Mid-September. THEREFORE, now is a great time to start preparing to submit! The GURC Conference will be November 4-5, 2021 either virtual or at the University of West Georgia. If an abstract is accepted for presentation, students will be eligible to file for reimbursement with MURACE. Please visit gcsu.edu/murace for details on reimbursement requirements! Let's fill the GURC Conference with our great GCSU undergraduate researchers!