Support Services

Do you need help with job applications, grad school documents or career advice? Are you a graduating senior wanting to check your Career Planning Milestones and pick up your free graduation cord and T-shirt?Stop by the Career Center in Lanier Hall 110 for drop-ins on Sept. 29 and 30, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Our team is ready to meet with you — no appointment needed!Questions? Contact the Career Center at (478) 445-5384 or career.center@gcsu.edu.

In case you don't know me, my name is Dr. Stephanie Jett, and I am the presiding officer of the University Senate this year. Last week's Senate meeting (Sept 19) was jam packed with news from all areas on campus, and we want to make sure that information gets out to as many folks as we can in a way that's accessible and engaging. As a result, we are trying out a new format for distributing a summary to not only members of Senate, but the broader campus community! This newsletter is...

Reports from the September meeting of University Senate are now available. You can read these reports in the attached files.

Boots on the Ground at Georgia College & State UniversityLine Dancing Night and Competition, presented by the Office of Inclusion & Belonging and Office of Student EngagementWhen: Sept. 25, 2025Where: Magnolia BallroomTime: 5 – 7 p.m.Bring your friends, kick up your boots, and join the fun!Line dancing to today’s most popular hits.Group Line Dance Competition - Gather three or more friends, and show us your best moves! Prizes and bragging rights on the line! Sign up your group here.Door...

Staff Council's Special Projects Committee recently presented the September 2025 Department Shout-Out to Human Resources. Thanks for all you do! 💚💙 Human Resources includes (not all pictured):Eric Johansen, chief human resource officerDanielle Byrd, office coordinator IIPam Boatright, assistant director for Organizational EffectivenessKelly Prior, training & development managerNeil Jones, data management specialistJen Yearwood, SHRM-CP, assistant director for Talent ManagementAllison...

Friday, October 24 Specialty TourDeath After Dark is a specialty tour at Georgia's Old Governor's Mansion that focuses on the deathways of the 19th century. Deathways include the causes of death, autopsies, embalming, caretakers of the dead, mourning practices, cemeteries and even grave robbing. Additionally, this tour emphasizes the inequalities that existed in relation to death in this time period, which varied considerably depending upon a person’s race, gender, social class and...

Come grab a donut by the A&S Fountain and celebrate GCSU's noteworthy 2026 U.S. News & World Report rankings!