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Announcement    Monday, September 21, 2026
As interest in Small Group Instructional Diagnosis continues to grow, the Center for Teaching and Learning is expanding the team of trained SGID administrators. Join our SGID training and become part of efforts to support teaching excellence and student success.SGID is a confidential, formative mid-semester feedback process that provides instructors with meaningful, actionable insights while there is still time to make improvements. During an SGID, a trained facilitator builds consensus...
Event    Friday, September 25, 2026
As interest in Small Group Instructional Diagnosis continues to grow, the Center for Teaching and Learning is expanding the team of trained SGID administrators. Join our SGID training and become part of efforts to support teaching excellence and student success.SGID is a confidential, formative mid-semester feedback process that provides instructors with meaningful, actionable insights while there is still time to make improvements. During an SGID, a trained facilitator builds consensus...
Announcement    Monday, September 14, 2026
Date: Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2026Time: 3 – 4 p.m.Additional Date: Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2026Additional Time: 9 – 10 a.m.Location/Format: Library 376-HybridDescription: Learn how to create accessible Word, PowerPoint and PDF documents using practical techniques and built-in accessibility features. We'll discuss headings, lists, tables, hyperlinks, color contrast and tagged PDFs, while demonstrating ways to improve the accessibility of your instructional materials.Facilitator(s): Jaclyn &...
Event    Tuesday, September 22, 2026
Date: Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2026Time: 3 – 4 p.m.Additional Date: Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2026Additional Time: 9 – 10 a.m.Location/Format: Library 376-HybridDescription: Learn how to create accessible Word, PowerPoint and PDF documents using practical techniques and built-in accessibility features. We'll discuss headings, lists, tables, hyperlinks, color contrast and tagged PDFs, while demonstrating ways to improve the accessibility of your instructional materials.Facilitator(s): Jaclyn &...
Announcement    Thursday, September 10, 2026
Although the weather is still hot, cold and flu season is already here. We have seen a steady increase in COVID-19 cases on campus over the last couple of weeks, so we encourage all members of the Georgia College & State University community to take some simple prevention measures so we can stay healthy during the fall semester.Regular hand-washing is the best prevention measure. Wash hands thoroughly after touching surfaces like desks and door handles.If you feel sick, wear a mask...
Announcement    Thursday, September 10, 2026
This talk will focus on the process of using the archives to write fiction. James Simmons will discuss how he used primary and secondary sources to write his recently-published speculative historical fiction novel - A Ghost Among Magnolias (Lanternfish Press, 2026). Together we will look at the newspaper articles, family lore, personal history and historical texts which inspired this story about his ancestors, some of whom were from Milledgeville. We will also investigate the question:...
Event    Thursday, October 1, 2026
 This talk will focus on the process of using the archives to write fiction. James Simmons will discuss how he used primary and secondary sources to write his recently-published speculative historical fiction novel - A Ghost Among Magnolias (Lanternfish Press, 2026). We will look at the newspaper articles, family lore, personal history, and historical texts which inspired this story about his ancestors, some of whom were from Milledgeville. We will also investigate the question: What...
Event    Thursday, September 17, 2026
Join us online and/or in person to discuss "A View of the Woods," one of O'Connor's darkest tales. The setting is the creation of Lakes Sinclair and Oconee and the building of a reservoir on the Oconee River. The story asks the rhetorical question: Who gets to view the woods? Told from the perspective of a small child, this story asks important questions about the ethics of land ownership, development versus preservation of the environment and child abuse. Hosted by Professor Emeritus...
Announcement    Wednesday, September 9, 2026
Attention: All GCSU P-Card Users and Approvers, On Sept. 2, you received an email from Bank of America Commercial Card (globalcardaccess@bofa.com) with instructions and login credentials for Global Card Access (GCA), following Bank of America's update that Works can now only be accessed through GCA. The direct Works login is no longer available. Please take a few minutes to do the following: 1. Log in to GCA using the credentials sent on Sept. 2.2. Confirm that you can see the link...