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We are seeking faculty and staff volunteers to expand our pool of trained Title IX Advisors on campus. Title IX Advisors serve in an impartial role, supporting either a complainant or respondent by helping them understand the Title IX process and accompanying procedures.If you are interested in being trained as a Title IX Advisor - or would like to learn more about what the advisor role entails - please consider attending our first Title IX Advisor training of 2026.Title IX Advisor...

Does your department or office need assistance with communication, promotion or publicity?  A Mass Comm practicum student could help!Students in MSCM 2932 can assist on-campus departments and offices with a range of communication projects including: graphic design, short-form videography, digital media management including website content and social media channels, copywriting for blogs and press releases and much more. (Please remember that communication products must be approved...

Exciting news is on the horizon! We are thrilled to announce the implementation of our new electronic performance management system (ePerformance) for staff and administrators in 2026.In February 2026, we will implement the use of OneUSG Connect for Annual Staff Performance Evaluations. The only “paper process” that will remain will be the six-month evaluation, which is a fillable .pdf and is available on my.gcsu > Human Resources > Forms > Employee Relations > End of Probation Evaluation...

AUGUSTA, Ga. | Georgia College & State University guard C.J. Jones has been named the Peach Belt Conference Men's Basketball Player of the Week ending Dec. 14.Jones, a sophomore from Suwanee, Georgia, helped the Bobcats to a 2-0 week as they remained undefeated in PBC play. Jones, who was also named the Zaxby's Player of the Week for GCSU, averaged 29.5 points and 6.5 rebounds for the Bobcats last week. Jones shot 62.5 percent (20-of-32) from the floor, including 57.1 percent (8-of-14)...

"Missed Attendance" is an installation by Joseph Guay that addresses gun violence in schools. The exhibition is from Jan. 14 through Feb. 11 in the Dorothy Leland Gallery in Ennis Hall with a reception and artist talk on Jan. 28 from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. "Missed Attendance" is free and open to the public.