Support Services

Need help with job applications or grad school documents? Looking for career advice? Swing by the Career Center in 110 Lanier Hall on Nov. 14 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. for drop-in appointments and to review your Career Planning Milestones. No need to book in advance! Attention December 2023 graduating seniors! Don't miss out on this special opportunity to check your Career Planning Milestones completion for the chance to receive a FREE graduation cord and t-shirt! If today doesn't work...

We cordially invite you to our upcoming Fall 2023 Creative Industries Fair, hosted by the University Career Center.  Date: Tuesday, Nov. 7th Time: 12 – 2 p.m. (1:30 Q&A session with recruiters) Location: Peabody Auditorium This event is a fantastic opportunity for you to network with recruiters and explore potential internships, part-time and full-time job openings as well as graduate programs in a variety of creative areas, such as digital media, graphic design, journalism, entertainment,...

Dear Campus Community, Georgia College & State University welcomes Wesley Hardin as the new director of public safety and chief of police for the Department of Public Safety. He will begin his tenure at Georgia College on Dec. 1, 2023. Hardin has more than 28 years of experience in law enforcement and currently serves as the chief of police at Tallahassee Community College in Florida where he is responsible for the safety and welfare of 12,000 students spanning multiple properties...

The last day for legislative testing including special administration appointments will be December 8th.  Seats are still available for students needing to satisfy their legislative requirement(s).  Students must register online at www.gcsu.edu/testingcenter and follow the instructions.  If you have any questions, please email us at gctesting@gcsu.edu.   

Russell Library invites the Georgia College community to take the GALILEO Annual Survey. The survey has been conducted since 1996 and is important both in raising awareness about GALILEO and in helping us know your concerns and ideas for the future. It will run through November 17.  Completed entries have the chance to win an Amazon gift card. A completed entry must be completely filled out. Many entries have been eliminated in the past because this was not done, though the respondents...

We invite you to take the annual survey that has been conducted since 1996 and is important both in raising awareness about GALILEO and in helping us know your concerns and ideas for the future. It will run Nov. 1 – 17. In the past year, your feedback has been critical in deciding how GALILEO would be redesigned! Completed entries have the chance to win an Amazon gift card. A completed entry must be completely filled out. Many entries have been eliminated in the past because this was...

We invite you to take the annual survey that has been conducted since 1996 and is important both in raising awareness about GALILEO and in helping us know your concerns and ideas for the future. It will run Nov. 1 – 17. In the past year, your feedback has been critical in deciding how GALILEO would be redesigned! Completed entries have the chance to win an Amazon gift card. A completed entry must be completely filled out. Many entries have been eliminated in the past because this was...

The Annual Shared Sick Leave Program Enrollment Window opened Monday, Oct. 23, 2023 and will close Friday, Nov. 3, 2023 for participation effective Jan. 1, 2024. All interested participants, should complete and submit the Shared Sick Leave Enrollment Form to Employee Relations at employeerelations@gcsu.edu by 5 p.m. Friday, Nov. 3, 2023. Please submit all enrollment forms via email. Please do not send enrollment forms via interoffice mail. Participation in the program is voluntary,...

Do your students struggle with assignments or tasks requiring the use of Excel? If so, The Learning Center is ready to help your students learn the basics of Excel by offering Excel Bootcamps for our fifth consecutive semester! If you are not aware of this newer service, our Faculty Advisory Council discovered a significant gap of students’ knowledge of basic Excel functions and use—across disciplines—and our faculty were taking much needed time away from lab/lecture just to cover...