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The 2026 joint March and April meetings, now called the APS Global Physics Summit, is a scientific research conference that brings together more than 14,000 physicists from around the world to showcase their work, connect with others and discover groundbreaking physics research. Dr. McGill was able to take his entire research group to the meeting. His research group has both Chemistry and Physics majors. Carlos Lopez-Blackwell, senior Chemistry major, said, “Attending the APS Conference...

Thank-a-Teacher @ GCSU is now open for the Spring 2026 semester through May 15! Since its launch, hundreds of student nominations have highlighted the dedication and impact of GCSU instructors.These nominations go beyond recognition, serving as documented evidence of student success, as told by the students themselves. They also contribute to:Boosting morale and motivationSupporting professional portfolios (i.e., tenure and promotion)Strengthening instructor-student relationshipsShowcasing...

Is there a GC instructor who has positively impacted your life, and you want to recognize them? If so, the Center for Teaching and Learning developed a Thank-a-Teacher @ GCSU program that allows you to do just that. By completing a short survey, you can tell us how a GCSU instructor has helped you reach your goals, and we will send them a letter and certificate on your behalf. No acknowledgment is too small; acknowledging someone who makes a difference enables you to make a positive...

Georgia College & State University infielder Emily Hobbs has been named the Peach Belt Conference Softball Player of the Week ending March 22.Hobbs, a senior from Ochlocknee, Georgia, batted .571 (8-of-14) in five games last week for the Bobcats, who went 3-2 during the week. Hobbs, who was also named the Zaxbys Player of the Week, had a home run and drove in five runs to go along with four runs scored and a stolen base. Hobbs slugged .786 for the week and had a .533 on-base percentage. The...

Georgia College & State University outfielder Luke Boone has been named the Peach Belt Conference Baseball Player of the Week ending March 22.Boone, a junior from Richmond Hill, Georgia, batted .474 (9-of-19) in four games last week for the Bobcats, who went 2-2 during the week. Boone had four doubles and drove in eight runs to go along with two runs scored and two stolen bases. Boone slugged .684 for the week and had a .500 on-base percentage. The Bobcats face Valdosta State University...