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Have you ever wanted to do a show live on the radio? Sign up for a Community Radio Hour slot on WGUR 95.3 FM, GCSU's Student Radio Station. Shows can be anything from music to pop culture, politics, news and sports, etc. We have even had staff do educational shows for class. No experience doing radio? WGUR Staff will train you on how to use equipment and go over FCC guidelines. Fill out this form, and a member will be in contact with you! https://forms.office.com/r/vbRS5UbPPi

Registration is now open for the spring 2024 Legislative Exams. Registration information can be found by visiting our website: www.gcsu.edu/testingcenter. The last day for legislative testing including special administrations will be April 23, 2024.  If you have questions, please contact the Testing Center at 478-445-5016. 

The registration deadline for the spring 2024 Senior Exit Exams is Feb. 16, 2024. Please visit our website at: www.gcsu.edu/testingcenter to register. If you have questions, please contact the Testing Center at 478-445-5016 or email gctesting@gcsu.edu.  

Collaborative research involves scholars from across disciplines working together to address a common research goal or question. Collaborating on a common goal utilizes different perspectives and disciplines combining their respective skills and backgrounds to study and understand unique and diverse problems.   The purpose of this grant program is to provide funding for Georgia College & State University faculty to conduct research on conduct collaborative research on complex problems...

The call for research grant proposals for 2023 Round II opens Feb. 1, 2024, with a deadline of Feb. 15, 2024, at 5 p.m. Once the applicant has their materials ready to submit, please log into GeorgiaVIEW, click on the Self-Registration menu option, and find the CbEL Grants Program course. Be sure to complete the self-registration for the course. Submission instructions and forms to upload your materials are in the course announcements. For more information, please see the Program Call...

Collaborative research involves scholars from across disciplines working together to address a common research goal or question. Collaborating on a common goal utilizes different perspectives and disciplines combining their respective skills and backgrounds to study and understand unique and diverse problems.   The purpose of this grant program is to provide funding for Georgia College & State University faculty to conduct research on conduct collaborative research on complex problems...

The call for research grant proposals for 2023-2024 Round II opens Feb. 1, 2024, with a deadline of Feb. 15, 2024, at 5:00 p.m. Applicants should read the guidance provided by Academic Affairs. Once the applicant has their materials ready to submit, please log into GeorgiaVIEW/D2L, click on the Self-Registration menu option, and find the 2023 Academic Affairs Small Grants Program course. Be sure to complete self-registration for the course. Submission instructions and forms to upload...

Now is a great time to consider ways to build on your strengths as an instructor. The goal of Peer Feedback on Teaching (PFoT) is to provide support to help you improve the quality of learning in your classroom. Deliberate, continuous improvement of one's teaching is one of the great joys of being a professor. Our trained observers enjoy working with you as you develop and continuously improve your teaching skills. This process takes a cross-disciplinary approach, pairing you with...

The Learning Center is now accepting requests for Supplemental Instruction support for fall semester 2024. Individual faculty members or departments may request this direct academic support service for the students enrolled in their course(s). The Learning Center will support a number of student SI Leader positions for fall 2024 using the peer-led Supplemental Instruction model: Supplemental Instruction Leaders (SILs) are undergraduate students assigned to a section(s) of a particular,...

Please join us as we kick off this semester's Times Talk discussion series with an engaging conversation facilitated by Dr. Nathan Bedsole, assistant professor of Communication and director of the Georgia College & State University Speech and Debate Program on "How do we stay human in inhumane times? What are the lessons of Athens and Jerusalem?" In preparation, participants are encouraged to read this New York Times editorial  https://www.nytimes.com/2023/11/23/opinion/brutalizing-humanity-modernity.html...