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Staff Development Deadline: Friday, April 18
Announcement    Thursday, April 17, 2025
Deadline: Friday, April 18Staff Professional Development is an important component for career advancement. We encourage all staff members to take advantage of this benefit, which can be used for conferences, trainings and more.Staff professional development is defined as any educational or training opportunity that improves and enhances skills and job capabilities related to the staff member’s current job. You may apply to the staff development chair to pay the cost of your registration...
Staff Development Deadline: Friday, April 18
Event    Friday, April 18, 2025
Deadline: Friday, April 18Staff Professional Development is an important component for career advancement. We encourage all staff members to take advantage of this benefit, which can be used for conferences, trainings and more.Staff professional development is defined as any educational or training opportunity that improves and enhances skills and job capabilities related to the staff member’s current job. You may apply to the staff development chair to pay the cost of your registration...
Graduating seniors: Complete your First Destination Survey
Announcement    Wednesday, April 23, 2025
Graduating seniors - Congratulations on your upcoming graduation! Please take a few minutes to complete your First Destination Survey. We want to hear all about your upcoming career, graduate school, military, travel or service opportunities. If you are still looking for a job or awaiting a decision from a graduate school, please complete the survey and indicate “Still Looking.”Visit this link to complete the Class of 2024/2025 Career Outcomes – First Destination Survey on Handshake. (Enter...
Bobcats Beyond Graduation - Grad pics with Thunder
Announcement    Tuesday, April 22, 2025
Seniors — it’s time to celebrate your next chapter! Whether you’ve just been hired by an employer, accepted into a graduate program, or you're still exploring your options, come celebrate your success at the Career Center with Thunder!Get a free custom photo with Thunder.Enjoy free Chick-fil-A biscuits and grad cords.Get a chance to be featured on our social media.When: Tuesday, April 29 | 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.Where: Lanier Hall, Front PorchSkip the line by completing the First Destination...
Bobcats Beyond Graduation - Grad pics with Thunder
Event    Tuesday, April 29, 2025
Seniors — it’s time to celebrate your next chapter! Whether you’ve just been hired by an employer, accepted into a graduate program, or you're still exploring your options, come celebrate your success at the Career Center with Thunder!Get a free custom photo with Thunder.Enjoy free Chick-fil-A biscuits and grad cords.Get a chance to be featured on our social media.When: Tuesday, April 29 | 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.Where: Lanier Hall, Front PorchSkip the line by completing the First Destination...
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Chemistry and art students team up to recreate WWI history
News Story    Tuesday, April 15, 2025
Story by Cindy O’Donnell, Video by Chris BrownIn a unique research project combining forensic chemistry and the art of printmaking, GCSU students collaborated to make reproductions of a 1918 propaganda poster originally used to recruit African American soldiers during World War I. The interdisciplinary project exemplifies the foundational hands-on, liberal arts education provided at Georgia College. The WW1-era recruitment poster, “Colored man is no slacker,” that the students researched...
A Feminist Reading of “Precarious Life:” U.S. Health and Housing Crises in Historical Literature Keynote speaker: Dr. Stephanie Rountree, University of North Georgia - April 16
Event    Wednesday, April 16, 2025
Dr. Stephanie Rountree’s presentation centers Black and postcolonial feminisms to consider historical U.S. literature depicting public health and housing crises. She explores two narratives spanning time and place: Charles Chesnutt’s “Po’ Sandy” (1888), depicting a self-emancipated Black man’s struggle to survive unhoused in North Carolina; and, Louise Erdrich’s Four Souls (2004), following an Ojibwe woman’s journey to Minnesota to avenge both her stolen homeland and the life of her...
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