It's that time of the year! Please pardon our work. JCI will perform our annual fire alarm device and system tests Nov. 27, Dec. 16 - 20 and Jan. 2 -10. Please see the attached file below for your respective building. If there are any conflicts, please contact Dr. Hejazi at 478-445-8690 or Michael.Hejazi@gcsu.edu.
The Protagoran is the Forensics Team's annual Fall showcase. Come for the speeches that won the team awards this season, and stay for a fun yuletide debate. Building off of the success of last year's debate (Resolved: Santa is Real) team members will be debating the resolution "The Grinch was Right."The Georgia College & State University Speech & Debate Team meets Mondays at 5 p.m. in the Terrell Basement and Wednesdays at 5 p.m. in Terrell 405. No experience is required to join. The...
Georgia College & State University Creative Services is proud to present new, officially branded Research Poster and Research Powerpoint Slide Templates! Showcase your research using one of our six GCSU-branded poster templates with official Georgia College colors and fonts, all available for free download through the Logo & Visual Resources section of the university website. Unify login credentials are required.
Did you know “The King of the Birds” by Acree Graham Macam and Natalie Nelson, “The Strange Birds of Flannery O’Connor” by Amy Alznauer and illustrated by Ping Zhu, and Mary Carpenter’s middle grades book “Flannery O’Connor: A Girl Who Knew Her Own Mind” are the texts studied in the Writing for Success curriculum? Join us on Tuesday, November 12 at 2:00pm for a special info session on how these books bring a local author to life in the Flannery O’Connor and Storytelling unit of study...
Did you know “The King of the Birds” by Acree Graham Macam and Natalie Nelson, “The Strange Birds of Flannery O’Connor” by Amy Alznauer and illustrated by Ping Zhu, and Mary Carpenter’s middle grades book “Flannery O’Connor: A Girl Who Knew Her Own Mind” are the texts studied in the Writing for Success curriculum? Join us Tuesday, Nov. 12 at 2 p.m. for a special info session on how these books bring a local author to life in the Flannery O’Connor and Storytelling unit of study for...
Courtney Bentley has been named as the next director of Communities in Schools Milledgeville Baldwin County and will begin this role January 2025. Bentley has been part of Georgia College & State University, as well as the Milledgeville/Baldwin Community since 2007. She has worked in various roles on campus but says he passion has always been in education. Bentley holds an undergraduate degree in middle grades education and a masters in public administration, both from Georgia College...
Non-academic offices that wish to request an administrative graduate assistant (GA) for AY 2025-2026 should complete the Administrative Graduate Assistant Request Form on or before Dec. 15, 2024. To submit a request, click here or visit the Graduate Assistants web page to access the form and see other important facts on graduate assistants.If your area received an administrative graduate assistant allocation previously, you are still required to apply each year. This application does...
Join us Nov. 22 from 2 until 5 p.m. to learn from our advanced music therapy students as they showcase their clinical work from this semester. Senior music therapy students will present "Finding Your Voice as a Music Therapy Student," sharing insights into the importance of vocal health and offering practical tips for non-voice majors.Our third-year music therapy students will present clinical posters highlighting their practicum work with children and adolescents across local settings,...
Join us to learn from our advanced music therapy students as they showcase their clinical work from this semester. Senior music therapy students will present "Finding Your Voice as a Music Therapy Student," sharing insights into the importance of vocal health and offering practical tips for non-voice majors.Our third-year music therapy students will present clinical posters highlighting their practicum work with children and adolescents across local settings, including Baldwin County...
Have you ever wanted to do a show live on the radio? Sign up for a Community Radio Hour slot on WGUR 95.3 FM, Georgia College & State University's Student Radio Station. This experience is open to faculty and students. Shows can cover anything from music to pop culture, politics, news and sports, etc. We have even had faculty do educational shows for class. No experience doing radio? WGUR Staff will train you on how to use equipment and go over FCC guidelines. Community Hour slots...
