We hope you had a fun-filled, holiday weekend! As a reminder, the Career Center is open Monday - Friday, 8 am - 5 pm! Read The Loop to learn more about different ways you can connect with us this summer!

In this edition...

• The GC Career Center is awarded the Colleges of Distinction Career Development Badge for 2022-2023!
• Check out our Instagram Interview with the J. Whitney Bunting College of Business & Technology Graduate Programs!
• Hear about our recent professional development series with the incoming SGA executive team!
• We're hiring student assistants! Learn how you can apply!
• Add your not-for-credit internship to your transcript!
• Check out our featured Hot Jobs & Internships on Handshake!

Georgia College  is proud to announce the receipt of a $10,000 grant to participate in the Georgia Young Adult Program of the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety. The GOHS Young Adult Program addresses young adult driver crashes, injuries and fatalities and partners with colleges and universities throughout the state to implement the GYAP. This program has proven to be successful using strategies such as peer education, providing educational speakers to schools, and encouraging schools to develop creative, innovative techniques to reduce young adult crashes, injuries and fatalities in their communities. 

 The GYAP program at Georgia College coordinates events such as ThinkFast trivia, highway safety days, alcohol prevention programs and DUI prevention. 

The grant year for this award will be October 1 of 2021 to September 30 of...

The Governing Board of the Sandra Dunagan Deal Center for Early Language and Literacy at Georgia College will hold its quarterly meeting on July 13, 2022, via Zoom.  Call 478-445-8500 for more information.

The Inside Out class is back this Fall. Inside Out is a semester long course held at Riverbend Correctional facility on Tuesday evenings.  This class brings together campus-based students with incarcerated students for engaged and informed dialogue allowing transformative learning experiences addressing crime, justice and other issues of social concern.

The course counts as an upper level elective (4950), and all majors are welcome. If you are interested in social justice, mass incarceration or justice impacted individuals, this is the class for you. Contact Dr. Alesa Liles at Alesa.liles@gcsu.edu for more information or to register. Limited seats are available.