Alumni

Wind Symphony ConcertCliff Towner, conductorThursday, October 24, 7:30 p.m.Russell Auditorium

Nicole Snyder, ’24, of Marietta, Georgia, received COPLAC’s (Council of Public Liberal Arts Colleges) David J. Prior Award for her essay titled “A Life of Multitudes” about how chemistry and dance are intertwined in countless ways.She won $500 for her efforts.The David J. Prior Award recognizes undergraduate seniors whose academic careers and future goals have been shaped by the transformative power of the liberal arts and sciences experiences at a COPLAC institution, like Georgia...

Georgia College & State University’s Office of Inclusive Excellence—in collaboration with the Kappa League of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity and the Delta Gems program of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority—is hosting an inaugural luncheon this weekend, called “Mentoring Matters.” Alumni from these Divine 9 organizations will welcome more than 50 local students, grades 6-12, from the Milledgeville chapters of Kappa League and Delta Gems. The luncheon is at noon Saturday, June 8, in the Maxwell...

An internal campus search is underway for the position of the Administrative Assistant I - Financial Aid. Anyone interested in applying for this opportunity is encouraged to sign-in to OneUSG and enter the Recruiting Self Service module to view the job posting and apply. The application deadline is June 5, 2024.   Applying to jobs as an internal applicant can be done directly through OneUSG. Please follow this job aid for step-by-step instructions: How Do I Apply For Internal Jobs?...

This message is intended for those who have either established or plan to implement an employee awards program that includes monetary rewards/awards in Fiscal Year 2025. Each year the Office of Human Resources is required to review and approve employee awards programs that offer monetary rewards for the upcoming fiscal year. The objective is to ensure that Georgia College & State University complies with the USG Incentive Compensation and Rewards Policy regarding the compensation of...

Find out what's new with the College of Arts and Sciences in their newsletter published twice a year. In this issue: we describe the research conducted by Chair Dr. Sayo Fakayode and students into the pesticides that could be left behind after consuming contaminated foods. Other stories detail the impact of alumni and students on the wider community and broader world. Like Antionette Reames, '12, the first African-American woman to open a tattoo parlor in Milledgeville. 

Does your department or office need assistance with communication, promotion or publicity?  A Mass Comm practicum student could help!Students in MSCM 2930 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...

The Student Government Association leadership for 2024-2025 were sworn in on the steps of the Old Governor's Mansion Monday, May 6. President Cathy Cox administered the Oath of Office to SGA President-elect Axel Hawkins. Ms. Hawkins then administered the oath to her fellow officers.Photo, from left: GCSU President Cathy Cox. SGA Secretary Charlotte Middlebrooks, SGA Vice President Leah Kelly, SGA Treasurer Serena Myrvold, SGA President Axel Hawkins, SGC Chief of Staff Liam Landry and...