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Record-setting donation from E.R. Snell paves way for baseball stadium refresh at GCSU
News Story    Wednesday, April 8, 2026
By Gil PoundA $2 million donation is paving the way for major renovations to John Kurtz Field, home of the Georgia College & State University Bobcat baseball team. The gift – the largest in Georgia College Athletics history – comes via the E.R. Snell company, a fifth-generation family-owned and operated leader in Georgia’s asphalt and road construction industry.The historic donation ushers in a new era for the storied Georgia College baseball program. The renovated baseball facility...
Join us for GCSU's Department of Public Safety State Agency Certification Ceremony
Event    Tuesday, April 21, 2026
The Georgia College & State University Department of Public Safety is honored to invite you to join us for the State Agency Certification Ceremony on April 21, 2026, at 9 a.m. on the front lawn of the Hall House.This occasion represents a truly meaningful milestone for our department. State Agency Certification, awarded through the Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police, reflects our commitment to meeting the highest professional standards in law enforcement operations, policy, training...
The Career Center is Hiring - Internship Coordinator I
Announcement    Wednesday, April 8, 2026
The Career Center is hiring an Internship Coordinator I!In this role, you'll advise and coach students, liaise with academic departments, assist in managing the internship database, and contribute to student and employer outreach projects.Ready to help students succeed? Apply now! https://lnkd.in/eqDqySeY
A special talk with Robert Bernasconi: Whither humanity? What may I hope for?
Announcement    Wednesday, April 15, 2026
Human beings live from hope, but what can humanity hope for? In this talk I advocate for what I call aspirational humanism where humanity is conceived, not as a biological species that is already given, but as a possibility that we must strive to create. This sense of a humanity that is still underway has at historical moments performed a vital liberatory and unifying function against attempts to view humanity hierarchically, whether in terms of race, gender, or education. Today the...
A special talk with Robert Bernasconi: Whither humanity? What may I hope for?
Event    Tuesday, April 28, 2026
Human beings live from hope, but what can humanity hope for? In this talk I advocate for what I call aspirational humanism where humanity is conceived, not as a biological species that is already given, but as a possibility that we must strive to create. This sense of a humanity that is still underway has at historical moments performed a vital liberatory and unifying function against attempts to view humanity hierarchically, whether in terms of race, gender, or education. Today the...
Spring & Summer 2026 Graduates – Be featured on our social media!
Announcement    Wednesday, April 8, 2026
Are you graduating this spring or summer? The Georgia College & State University Career Center wants to celebrate your achievements by featuring you on our social media! Whether you’re starting a new job or heading to graduate school, we want to share your success.Submit your information and a photo here for a chance to be featured:https://bit.ly/gcsugoin.Follow us on Instagram @gccareercenter to see the Class of 2026 in the spotlight. We can’t wait to celebrate you!
Liberal Arts: Connecting college to career. An alumni panel on the value of a liberal arts degree
Event    Wednesday, April 15, 2026
On Research Day, April 15, from 2 to 3:15 p.m., the College of Arts & Sciences will host "Liberal Arts: Connecting College to Career," an alumni panel featuring Emily Autry (Art degree), Jimmy Holder (Creative Writing degree) and Brittany Curry (Interdisciplinary Studies degree) and moderated by Dr. Emily Pucker. Panelists will be invited to discuss the value of their degrees in finding careers that may seem "unrelated" to their majors. First- and second-year students are particularly...
Liberal Arts: Connecting College to Career, April 15, 2:00-3:15 pm, A&S Auditorium, with popcorn and lemonade.
Liberal Arts: Connecting college to career. An alumni panel on the value of a liberal arts degree
Announcement    Thursday, April 9, 2026
On Research Day, April 15, from 2 to 3:15 p.m., the College of Arts & Sciences will host "Liberal Arts: Connecting College to Career," an alumni panel featuring Emily Autry (Art degree), Jimmy Holder (Creative Writing degree) and Brittany Curry (Interdisciplinary Studies degree) and moderated by Dr. Emily Pucker. Panelists will be invited to discuss the value of their degrees in finding careers that may seem "unrelated" to their majors. First- and second-year students are particularly...
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