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Event Monday, March 27, 2023

Join the Women's Center & LGBTQ+ Programs for their last event for Sex [Ed] Fest, Sex [Ed] Olympics, on Monday, March 27th from 11 AM - 3 PM on Front Campus for an afternoon of games, fun, and giveaways centered around sexual health and wellness. Want to be the RSO that wins? Show up and show out by earning tickets and "donating" them to your favorite student organization! The winning organization will receive a trophy, and bragging rights for being the gold medalist of the 2023 GCSU...

Let's Talk About Sex [ed]

Event Thursday, March 23, 2023

The Women's Center and LGBTQ+ programs continue their annual Sex [Ed] Fest this Thursday, March 23rd at 6pm! Join us in Arts & Sciences 270 for a Sexual Health 101 Seminar from Dr. Scott Butler and Melissa Gerrior, and Shiloh Allen. Come widen your knowledge and learn more about safer sex practices, and we’ll have time to address plenty of questions!

Junior Recital: Campbell Ransom, soprano

Event Sunday, April 2, 2023

Please join us Sunday, April 2, 3 pm in Max Noah Recital Hall for a Senior Recital featuring Campbell Ransom, soprano, accompanied by pianist Dr. Lev Ryabinin. Her selections include pieces by Henry Purcell, Manuel de Fall, Fernando Obradors, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Robert Schumann, Gabriel Fauré and Giacomo Puccini. Campbell is a student of Dr. Youngmi Kim. This recital will also be live streamed on facebook.com/GCMusicDepartment.

What's So Hard About Talking About Sex?

Event Wednesday, March 22, 2023

The Women’s Center and LGBTQ+ Programs kick off Sex [Ed] Fest on Wednesday, March 22nd from 11:00am-12:00pm with a discussion on sexual self advocacy and communication facilitated by Melissa Gerrior in Library 241. Attendees will tackle how to navigate relationships while being an advocate for their own sexual health and wellbeing. Plus, free pizza!

GC THRIVE Reception

Event Thursday, March 30, 2023

Please join us for a reception to honor the inaugural class of the GC THRIVE Program. GC THRIVE is an inclusive postsecondary education program for students with intellectual disabilities. The program began in January 2023.

GCSU Softball Tailgate Tour vs. Anderson

Event Tuesday, April 4, 2023

Come join us for the latest round in the Tailgate Tour as Bobcat Softball hosts Anderson with free food, giveaways and fun!

Nominate a student for the Leadership in Moral Courage Bobcat Award and $1,000 Academic Scholarship

Announcement Wednesday, March 22, 2023

Please take the time to nominate student(s) using this online form by Sunday, March 26! There is a $1,000 academic scholarship associated with this Award so please consider nominating a deserving student(s). The Leadership in Moral Courage Award was established by a generous family to recognize and acknowledge students who are driven by empathy and compassion to effect change and make a difference in the lives of others; such change being the direct result of actions taken by the students...

University Senate Meeting

Event Friday, March 24, 2023

The agenda for the University Senate meeting on Friday, March 24 from 3:30-4:45 p.m. in Arts & Sciences 272 is available in the attached file.

Times Talk this Wednesday March 22, noon-12:50 pm, facilitated by Sociology Seniors Cameron Cheely & Erin Smith on the topic “Why did you choose Georgia College?”

Event Wednesday, March 22, 2023

Join us in 241 Russell Library for an informative and engaging discussion facilitated by Sociology Seniors Cameron Cheely & Erin Smith on the topic “Why did you choose Georgia College?” The following background article may be referenced during the discussion so feel free to read it ahead of time or during the discussion: "Colleges Recruit at Richer, Whiter High Schools" on nytimes.com Times Talk at Georgia College is celebrating 18 continuous years as the first in the nation college...

Science café: Science and the Goddess Myth 03/22

Event Wednesday, March 22, 2023

Join a S.T.E.M club for a science café with Dr. Mary Magoulick for a reviding conversation about the research pertaining to her book: The Goddess Myth in Contemporary Literature and Popular Culture: A Feminist Critique Additionally; how archaeology of Paleolithic and Neolithic art has changed over time and expectations related to gender implied by the Goddess Myth, discussing how limiting and problematic reducing gender to stereotypic patterns can be. Free hot chocolate will be served.

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