Thursday, March 4

12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. via Webex

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In celebration of Open Education Resources week, the Russell Library and the Center for Teaching and Learning invite you to a discussion of low-to-no-cost designations for courses. The Library Director, Scholarly Communication Librarian, and CTL Instructional Designer will lead a conversation on cost-saving benefits to students, connecting open educational resources to student success, and about Affordable Learning Georgia grants. Join us, and bring your questions!

For more information about workshops this week, please visit https://libguides.gcsu.edu/oer

Still Undeclared? Take advantage of GC resources to help you decide on your major. Academic Advisors are available to meet with undeclared students. Students should declare before the end of 30 earned credit hours. Schedule an appointment through our Bookings page today!  

• The Fall 2020 Virtual Academic Expo is still available to view! Learn more about the departments on campus and the opportunities that they offer. 
  •  https://www.gcsu.edu/advising/academic-expo 
• Students can also view 4-year academic plans! These plans act as examples of what courses a student will take under a designated major.  
  • https://www.gcsu.edu/advising/four-year-academic-plans-advising 
• The Career Center is still holding Major Exploration Workshops! Sign up through Handshake to learn what ...

Last semester, when most playhouses and university theatres were shut down, Georgia College’s Theatre Department was bustling with new ideas, churning out virtual performances and filming productions.

The very first, “Zoom[Out],” was accepted to the regional Kennedy Center/American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF) and screened at its virtual festival in early February. The last time a Georgia College play was shown at KCACTF was in 2008. The department of theatre and dance is now waiting to see if the production will advance to KCACTF’s national festival.

Other plays, actors, technicians and stage managers from the spring 2020 semester were nominated for national KCACTF awards that will be decided in April.

Georgia College was praised for producing so much when “so many programs have chosen not to produce,” according to a coordinator of the KCACTF nine-state regional four division.

“This is an honor and recognition of our work,” said Eric Griffis, interim ...

Tuesday, March 9 Take an online musical journey at 7:30 p.m. via Georgia College’s recital, “An Exhibition of Heart Full Songs,” with guest artist and pianist ChoEun Lee. Travel is still limited due to COVID, but this recital will bring listeners through various countries with art songs from the Classical, Romantic and early 20th-century periods. Faculty member and soprano Youngmi Kim will sing, treating the audience a festive, calm and hopeful assortment of tunes. Music by Venezuelan-born French composer Reynaldo Hahn, American composer Amy Beach and German composer Richard Strauss will be featured. There will also be an Italian concert aria by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Please follow us on facebook.com/GCMusicDepartment to view this live-steamed recital. A $5 donation is encouraged. Online donations can be made at alumni.gcsu.edu/music. ...

Check out this week's edition of our newsletter as we kick off Women's History and Action Month with two events featuring zines. 

Newsletter link: https://www.smore.com/69q1m 

GC Best Buddies will be at the fountain on March 3rd from 11am-3pm to share the Spread the Word campaign. The Spread the Word campaign is focused on making inclusive environments for adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities. Best Buddies will be selling t-shirts for $15 and crewnecks for $25. Come stop by and learn more about the importance of Inclusion!

In celebration of Open Education Resources week, the Russell Library and the Center for Teaching and Learning invite you to a series of online workshops. For more information, see workshop descriptions below or visit libguides.gcsu.edu/oer.

 

Affordable Learning Georgia Faculty Panel: Monday, March 1, 3:00-4:00 p.m. via Webex

Panel discussion on faculty experiences applying for and implementing Affordable Learning Georgia (ALG) grants.  Sponsored by the University System of Georgia, the ALG grant program promotes student success and fosters educational equity through supporting the adoption, adaptation, and creation of affordable and open educational resources by USG faculty and professional staff.  Attendees will hear from a diverse group of faculty and have an opportunity to learn more ...

APPLICATION SUBMISSION PROCESS 

Application Deadline - Monday, March 15, 2021 NO LATER THAN Noon

Georgia College is a liberal arts university and as such students in the Arts and the Sciences make significant contributions to society through mentored undergraduate research while personally growing intellectually. 

Many students work in the summer and often at a poor wage and at a job that adds little to no value to their education. MURACE gives students the opportunity to continue or start their research work while gaining important knowledge while earning a fair wage. ​

Many college students work in the summer and often at a poor wage and at a job that adds little to no value to their education. At Georgia College, student researchers and their mentors have the opportunity to apply for funding for a summer research opportunity. MURACE gives students the opportunity to continue or start their ...