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Civic-minded Poli Sci student is GCSU’s first Reagan Institute Civic Leaders Fellow
News Story    Friday, October 24, 2025
By Ian Wesselhoff Thanks to her demonstrated commitment to service,  junior political science major Mia Simmons was recently awarded the Reagan Institute Civic Leaders Fellowship – a six-month program designed for students dedicated to strengthening civic life and bringing forth positive change. Simmons is one of 25 students to earn the fellowship from a nationwide pool of nearly 200 applicants, and she is the first from Georgia College & State University to ever be selected. “When...
Connect with First-Gen Mentors and Allies — Join "I Was First Too: Connections!"
Announcement    Monday, October 27, 2025
A first-generation college student is one whose parent(s) or guardian(s) did not attend or graduate from college, OR did not complete a four-year degree. Are you a first-generation college student looking to connect with someone who’s been in your shoes? The Office of Inclusion & Belonging is excited to invite you to join “I Was First Too: Connections” — a meet 'n' greet opportunity to connect with first-generation faculty and staff, as well as allies who understand your journey and...
Connect with First-Gen Mentors and Allies — Join "I Was First Too: Connections!"
Event    Thursday, November 6, 2025
A first-generation college student is one whose parent(s) or guardian(s) did not attend or graduate from college, OR did not complete a four-year degree. Are you a first-generation college student looking to connect with someone who’s been in your shoes? The Office of Inclusion & Belonging is excited to invite you to join “I Was First Too: Connections” — a meet 'n' greet opportunity to connect with first-generation faculty and staff, as well as allies who understand your journey and...
"Land Use Zoning":  Zoom session with distinguished GCSU alumnus Cameron Kline 
Announcement    Monday, October 27, 2025
On Tuesday, Nov. 4, at 6 p.m., distinguished GCSU alumnus Cameron Kline, an attorney at Freeman Mathis & Gary, will lead a Zoom session on “Land Use & Zoning: An Examination of the Local Government  Process in Georgia.” Local governments handle many things that are critical to people's everyday lives, but few are as “hot button” as local development and land use. In fact, large development projects generally drive the most engagement from citizens because the land use/zoning process...
Reports from the October meeting of University Senate
Announcement    Friday, October 24, 2025
Reports from the October meeting of University Senate are now available. You can read these reports in the attached files.
Dr. Indiren Pillay will serve as COAS Dean
Announcement    Thursday, October 23, 2025
Dr. Indiren Pillay will assume the permanent position of Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences effective Nov. 1, 2025, Georgia College & State University Provost Dr. Holley Roberts announced today.Since 2011, Dr. Pillay has served as chair of Georgia College’s Department of Biological and Environmental Sciences and, earlier this year, he stepped into the role of interim dean. A respected leader in higher education, he has driven significant growth and innovation during his 14-year...
ResumeCon on Oct. 30
Announcement    Friday, October 24, 2025
ResumeCon 2025: A Nevermore ExperienceStep into the shadows with Career Center advisors (in costume!) for 15-minute drop-in resume reviews and give your resume the eerie edge it deserves.Enjoy mysterious refreshments, frightfully good feedback, and a chance to get your resume career-ready — if you dare.Thursday, October 30 | 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.110 Lanier Hall
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