GC2Y "Sex and Resistance" and the Women's Center & LGBTQ+ Programs Present:

"Growing Up with Gender Norms" featuring Dr. Sara Doude

Have you ever really thought about the danger of gender norms? Gender norms are all around us, especially when we are growing up. Girls play with dolls and boys play with balls. Come join us on October 7 at 5 pm via Zoom and listen to how gender norms have impacted our speaker Dr. Sara Doude family and life.  

Zoom link: https://tinyurl.com/54xp24wf

Undergraduate Research journal Summer 2021 Volume 1 Issue 2 is NOW AVAILABLE!

Please check out our website for the current issue as well as Issue 1. 

http://undergraduateresearch.org 

***We invite students to submit their undergraduate work TODAY! PAPER SUBMISSION DEADLINE: December 1st, 2021***

Papers will be published in Undergraduate Research, Vol. 2(1), Winter 2022

The Women's Giving Circle (WGC) is requesting proposals for areas and projects on campus in need of funding.

The WGC seeks to amplify the power of collaborative philanthropic efforts to help support areas of need across campus while simultaneously building community and transforming the lives of students.Women's Giving Circle Funding Priorities- Support and promote scholarship, research, service, education, and advocacy- Support and promote women's leadership in all its forms- Enrich the quality of life of women and children- Encourage outreach and engagement in the greater Milledgeville/Baldwin County areaThe Women's Giving Circle is growing in its capacity; currently we are able to award grants from $300-$1,000. All proposed grants will be reviewed and voted on by our members.

WGC Grant Application  - Please ...

Due to ongoing concerns with the pandemic and flu season, the GURC Conference has been moved to an online presence . Of course, the GURC wanted an in-person conference, but the GURC leadership felt the move to online was the best decision for this year. The entire conference will take place on Friday, November 5, 2021. The GURC is working on creating a detailed schedule and getting all of the other details in place. Details will be communicated to the students who submitted in the near future.

Love the outdoors?  Want to do something fun to give back?  Join us for Chemical Monitoring of Champion Creek out at Lake Laurel (9-1030), GC's East Campus and/or Tobler Creek at Andalusia (11-1230).  No experience necessary!  
We will use Georgia Adopt-a-Stream methods to test temperature, dissolved oxygen, conductivity and pH of the stream all while enjoying the beauty of GC's East Campus and Andalusia Farm! 
for more info and to register, go to GivePulse https://www.givepulse.com/event/248655-Adopt-a-Stream-Monitoring-Event 

The Cultural Center is hosting a movie night tonight as part of our Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration. We will be showing the film "In The Heights, " a film version of the Broadway musical in which Usnavi, a sympathetic New York bodega owner, saves every penny every day as he imagines and sings about a better life. Directed by Jon M. Chu. Written by Quiara Alegría Hudes and Lin-Manuel Miranda. Starring: Anthony Ramos, Corey Hawkins, Leslie Grace and so many others!

National Coming Out Day is observed annually on October 11th. Due to Fall break, this year LGBTQ+ Programs and Pride Alliance are celebrating Coming Out Week October 1st-8th with the following events (please use the embedded links to learn more and RSVP). All events are open to students, faculty, and staff.

10/1 - Tabling by the A&S Fountain - 11 a.m. -2 p.m.

10/3 - These are Our Stories: A Coming Out Sharing Circle at the HUB - 4 p.m. 

10/4 - Tabling by the A&S Fountain (with the rainbow door) - 11 a.m. -2 p.m.

10/5 - Tabling by the A&S Fountain - 11 a.m. -2 p.m.

10/5 - Come Out Cookout with Pride Alliance at Central City Park - 7 p.m.

10/6 - Celebrating Coming Out Panel with Charles Sturt University (in Australia) on Zoom - 8 p.m.

Check out this week's edition of the Women's Center & LGBTQ+ Programs newsletter. Featuring our first event of the semester in collaboration with the GC2Y Sex & Resistance class as well as info on some of our first events from Coming Out Week!

As the seasons change, so do our wardrobes. While cleaning out your closets to make room for your fall attire, consider donating any unwanted clothing to the Pop Up Thrift Shop. Collection boxes can be found on the second floor of A&S, first floor of the Ina Dillard Russell Library, Career Center (first floor Lanier Hall), and the MAX lobby (second floor of MSU). You can stop by the Pop Up Thrift Shop on Front Campus on Oct. 5 from 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM. All clothing will be secondhand and FREE. We hope to see you there!

The Women's Center & LGBTQ+ Programs and GC2Y "Sex and Resistance" Present: 

Why Feminism?  A Virtual Panel Discussion

Thinking you might want to know more about feminism? Come join us on September 30th at 5 pm via zoom and hear from some GC professors you may know! We will have an informative and open discussion surrounding the ideas of feminism featuring Dr. Sabrina Hom, Dr. Sandra Godwin, and Dr. Lauren Pilcher. We would love for you to learn more from us and share your thoughts as well! 

Join us at https://bit.ly/2XJdNTq

The Office of Inclusive Excellence is pleased to announce “Dinner With 12 Strangers”, a new “building community” event at Georgia College. During the fall semester, there will be three Dinners that will include a delicious meal, fun ice-breakers, personal introductions, and an engaging conversation about how we can make Georgia College a more welcoming community for all.  Twelve selected individuals from all areas of campus will be invited to be one of the twelve strangers who meet for dinner.  The Dinners will be hosted from 5:30pm to 7:15pm on three nights during the fall semester: September 16th (Atkinson Front Porch), October 21st (Cultural Center) and November 18th (Mayfair Hall). Our first Dinner was a great success!  If you are interested in being considered as a guest at the October 21st Dinner, please send your nam...

Georgia College wants to celebrate you and all of your hard work! Merit is a way to show off all your accomplishments to family members, friends, and future employers. 

Each student has their own page, creating a digital portfolio that contains achievements such as studying abroad, joining a sports team, making Dean's list, or even participating in a research conference.

Claim your Merit page by clicking the link sent to your bobcats email address or by visiting www.gcsu.meritpages.com. If you have any questions, please contact University Communications at 478-445-1934. Don't miss out on this awesome opportunity to showcase your achievements throughout your time here at GC!