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If you receive a Federal Pell Grant, or if you are the dependent of an active or activated United States military personnel who is receiving Title IV federal financial aid, you are eligible to apply for a Gilman or Gilman-McCain Study Abroad Scholarship!Gilman and Gilman McCain Scholarships are funded by the U.S. Department of State and offer recipients up to $5,000 for studying or interning abroad for credit for any amount of time, with additional funds available for students who...

The latest newsletter from the Georgia College Retiree Association is available: January 2026 Newsletter.

Join the Academic Advising Center and Bobcats First on Tuesday, Feb. 10, from 2 until 4 p.m. for the Major Speed Dating event!The event will be held in the Library's Pat Peterson Museum Education Room.Major speed dating is just like regular speed dating, but it's academic majors and minors that are vying for attention. Each department will be represented by students – giving participants a student’s perspective on the opportunities, challenges and other facets of the department. 

Georgia College & State University will welcome Dr. Amit Ghosh as dean of the J. Whitney Bunting College of Business & Technology, effective June 1, 2026. Dr. Ghosh brings extensive academic leadership experience, a strong record of scholarship and a deep commitment to student‑centered business education to his new role.Coming to Georgia College from Texas A&M International University, Dr. Ghosh currently serves as a professor of economics and chair of the Division of International...

Join us at noon on Thursdays from 12:15 to 1 p.m. at Chappell Hall's Dance Studio for a wonderful way to get in shape for 2026! Line dancing is so much fun and great exercise! All you have to do is change your shoes to join us. Easy and fun dance steps to the most popular songs from country, oldies and contemporary music. All levels of fitness are welcome. Call (478) 445-5277 or click here to register. Instructor: Amelia Pelton. Cost: $50 per month.  

Join us for a creative, relaxing and meaningful bracelet-making event in honor of National Eating Disorder Awareness Week 2026! As you design your bracelet, you’ll be invited to reflect on body acceptance, self-compassion and the importance of challenging harmful appearance ideals.The event takes place Feb. 23 from 4 until 6 p.m. in the Serenity Den of the Student Activities Center.This is a casual, drop-in event. Come alone or bring a friend. Stay for a few minutes or the whole time...