Join Psi Chi and Psychology Club for "The Haunted History of Mental Health" by Jessica Whitehead, author of "Seeking Asylum" and "Memories," both featuring her photography from Central State Hospital. Jessica is an alum of GCSU's Department of Psychological Science and currently is the curator of the Central State Hospital Museum at Georgia's Old Capital Heritage Center.
The Graduate School is accepting applications for the Fall 2026 cycle of the Graduate Research Travel Grants program. Georgia College & State University graduate students are encouraged to apply for the funding to support registration costs and travel expenses associated with the presentation of their own original scholarship at professional conferences. For more information and the application, visit the Graduate Research Opportunities web page. The application deadline is Oct. 15.
Georgia College & State University will test the Outdoor Emergency Notification System (siren system) Wednesday, Oct. 7. This test is scheduled to occur the first Wednesday of every month between 10 a.m. and noon and will last approximately one minute. No action is required during the testing, and all campus operations should continue as normal. A message stating that this is a test will precede and follow the "alert" tone. In the case of an actual tornado warning, the message would...
Please join the Department of Chemistry, Physics & Mathematics for a Mini Math Talk, "Paradox and the Unknowable in Mathematics," given by Dr. Rachel Epstein on Wednesday, Oct. 7, 5-5:30pm, in A&S 272. Mini math talks are 20-30-minute presentations about any topic related to math. All are welcome! Snacks will be provided.About the talk: Many people think of mathematics as something with concrete answers, where every statement is either true or false and everyone agrees on everything...
Please join the Department of Chemistry, Physics & Mathematics for a Mini Math Talk, "Paradox and the Unknowable in Mathematics," given by Dr. Rachel Epstein on Wednesday, October 7, 5-5:30pm, in A&S 272. Mini math talks are 20-30-minute presentations about any topic related to math. All are welcome! Snacks will be provided.About the talk: Many people think of mathematics as something with concrete answers, where every statement is either true or false and everyone agrees on everything...
Looking for dedicated time and space to focus on your academic writing? Join us for the upcoming Graduate Student Writing Retreat, designed to give graduate students the opportunity to make progress on academic writing projects. Students will have the opportunity to connect with the Writing Center's graduate writing consultants, learn about library resources and engage with fellow graduate students. Participants will also enjoy a free lunch and wellness break to recharge.Whether you're...
The Georgia College Forensics Team competed in their first two tournaments of the season this weekend at the inaugural Southeast Squabble hosted by Newberry College. Against programs including Tennessee Tech University, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Newberry College, and the University of Florida, the team won the debate tournament, took home two first-place trophies for the tournament's speaking events, and won third place in overall points at the tournament with just five competitors...
Please join us this Wednesday, Sept. 30 in the Pat Peterson Museum Education Room of Russell Library from 12-12:50 p.m. for this week's Times Talk facilitated by Professor of Physics Hasitha Mahabaduge on “Can We Prepare for the Unpredictable? What Does Nepal’s Glacier Disaster Tell Us About Living with Climate Change?”The following articles may be referenced during the discussion: “Melting Himalayas” — The New York Times, Aug. 30, 2026https://www.nytimes.com/2026/08/30/world/nepal-tibet-flood-glacier-nasa.html?unlocked_article_code=1.EVE.-4AR.9aI2GgpNPyCo&smid=url-shareWarnings...
Please join us this Wednesday, Sept. 30, in the Pat Peterson Museum Education Room of Russell Library from 12-12:50 p.m. for this week's Times Talk facilitated by Professor of Physics Hasitha Mahabaduge on “Can We Prepare for the Unpredictable? What Does Nepal’s Glacier Disaster Tell Us About Living with Climate Change?”The following articles may be referenced during the discussion: “Melting Himalayas” — The New York Times, Aug. 30, 2026https://www.nytimes.com/2026/08/30/world/nepal-tibet-flood-glacier-nasa.html?unlocked_article_code=1.EVE.-4AR.9aI2GgpNPyCo&smid=url-shareWarnings...
The Mindful Monday for this week is a reminder to play! When did we stop playing? It was probably sometime in our teenage years, when we got the message that it wasn’t cool anymore to play and be silly. But when we were kids, we didn’t worry what everyone else thought. The joy of the moment blocked out everything else. Psychologists believe that play is just as essential for adults as for kids. When you see a puddle, jump in it. When you have the chance to color, do it! When we let...
