When H.L. “Lee” Gillis began his career at Georgia College & State University in September 1986, he had a one-year contract. Forty years later, the university is thanking him for far more than longevity.Across four decades, Dr. Gillis’ work as a professor of psychology, a department leader, and an academic researcher has allowed him to impact generations of students and also to shine a spotlight on the distinctive liberal arts education at GCSU.In 2005, Gillis became chair of what...
By Gil Pound At least one generative AI social media account would have people believing the master bed inside Georgia’s Old Governor’s Mansion hauntingly “shakes like a thousand soldiers are marching past in the dark.” Rest assured the home to eight Georgia governors throughout the mid-19th century – now a historic house museum, fully restored and stewarded by Georgia College & State University – sits on solid ground and Mansion staff report no unexplained noises or ominous sightings. The...
The Department of World Languages & Cultures, in collaboration with the Department of Government & Sociology, invites the campus community to join us Tuesday, Nov. 10 at 12:30 p.m. for "Welcome to the EU: A Beginner's Guide to the Inner Workings of the European Union." Assistant Professor of Political Science Dr. Danielle Pullan will walk guests through the basic structure of the EU government and answer questions about the EU and its operations. Come join us in Arts & Sciences 271...
German Conversation Table is back on Wednesday, Nov. 11. Stop by the Language Resource Center any time between 2 and 4 p.m. and practice your German speaking skills. Conversation Table provides a laidback way for anyone in the Georgia College & State University community (students, faculty or staff) who is interested in the German language to have a little fun using the language. Support materials will be available to those who need or want them, but open conversation is welcome too.
The Georgia College & State University campus community is invited to stop by the Language Resource Center on Tuesday, Nov. 10 for Spanish Conversation Table. This drop-in event will be held from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. for anyone who wants to practice their spoken Spanish. Support materials will be provided so that speakers of all levels have the opportunity to work on their Spanish skills. We hope you can join us.
The Language Resource Center invites members of the Georgia College & State University campus community who are interested in practicing their Italian skills to drop in between 2 and 4 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 9, for Italian Conversation Table. Practice your speaking, pronunciation and vocabulary with others and enjoy the camaraderie that can develop in navigating another language alongside other people. Support materials will be provided, but open conversation is welcome too.We hope to...
Join the Aquatic Sciences Center and Aquatic Sciences Club for our fifth symposium on Nov. 19 from 5 to 7 p.m. in Peabody Auditorium (Kilpatrick Hall). Our theme this year is "Aquatic Intersections," which reflects the interdisciplinary nature of this year's symposium and our collaborations with Academic Outreach and the Department of Art.The evening will start with a brief poster and gallery session, featuring independent projects and student work from courses including Environmental...
The GCSU Community Dance Program invites you to experience the timeless story of Clara and her adventures in the Land of Sweets during its 30th anniversary of The Nutcracker. From the captivating battles between the Nutcracker and the Mouse King to the delightful performances of the Sugar Plum Fairy, celebrate the magic of this holiday tradition with family and friends.
Step behind the curtain with Emerging Artists I, where undergraduate dance students present “works in progress.” Witness the early stages of their artistic vision and the creative process that shapes their mainstage performances.
By Amanda Respess More than 7.4 million Americans over age 65 are currently diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia, affecting family, friends and caregivers across the country. Senior biology major Amelia Rose Thomas is one of those family members. “My grandfather actually suffers from dementia,” Thomas said. “Dr. Hegde’s broad spec thing is Alzheimer’s and memory processes. And as soon as I learned what his research was about, I wanted to learn more about it, since...
