Mark your calendar for the 2025 Georgia College & State University Research Day on April 16, 2025. Research Day is a time to celebrate and showcase student success via mentored projects in research and creative endeavors. We welcome all projects from undergraduate and graduate students to share their work with the campus community. We hope to see everyone presenting or supporting their peers on this day. Research Day Information (click to learn more)The Submission Portal (click) -...
The Georgia College & State University Stem Club presents the Milly Science Cafe - Heavenly Bodies and Human Minds: The Scientific Reality of Astrology and Why We Believe. Dr. Jett and Dr. Whitlock will be facilitating a discussion on our beliefs in astrology over the years and how it has impacted humans' trust in pseudoscience. The event will be located on the first floor of Herty Hall in the Planetarium.
Join the Geography Club and the Department of History & Geography to celebrate GIS Day 2024!https://www.gisday.com/en-us/overviewLive demonstrations of Geographic Information Science including exciting applications developed by Georgia College & State University students, staff and faculty. Please drop by Beeson Hall Lobby from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 20.
Join the Geography Club and the Department of History & Geography to celebrate GIS Day 2024!https://www.gisday.com/en-us/overviewLive demonstrations of Geographic Information Science including exciting applications developed by Georgia College & State University students, staff and faculty. Please drop by Beeson Hall Lobby from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 20.
The campus community is invited to the final International Coffee Hour of the fall semester this Thursday, Nov. 21. Drop by the third floor of Beeson Hall between 12 p.m. and 2 p.m. to enjoy some refreshments and conversations in French, German, Italian and Spanish. With Thanksgiving approaching, we will be focusing on the topic of gratitude. Practicing gratitude daily can have a huge benefit to your overall mental health and wellness. Guided conversation prompts will be provided...
Please join us this Wednesday, Nov. 20, in Russell Library, room 241 from 12 until 12:50 p.m. for this week's Times Talk facilitated by Environmental Sciences professor Dr. Melanie DeVore on "How do we connect rural and urban voices in our country to address climate change (and other issues too)?"The following article may be referred to during the discussion:https://www.newsweek.com/fight-against-climate-change-dont-forget-rural-america-opinion-1892302.Our last Times Talk of the fall...
Please join us this Wednesday, Nov. 20, in Russell Library, room 241 from 12 until 12:50 p.m. for this week's Times Talk facilitated by Environmental Sciences professor Dr. Melanie DeVore on "How do we connect rural and urban voices in our country to address climate change (and other issues too)?"The following article may be referred to during the discussion:https://www.newsweek.com/fight-against-climate-change-dont-forget-rural-america-opinion-1892302.Our last Times Talk of the fall...
Dr. George Cazacu will give a Mini Math Talk Wednesday, Nov 20, 5 - 5:30 p.m. in A&S 240 titled "Why You Should Win the Battle with Intuition." Mini Math Talks are short presentations about anything related to mathematics. All are welcome and snacks are provided.Here is an abstract of the presentation:A collection of simple examples from various fields of mathematics are presented to illustrate the delicate role of intuition when tackling mathematical questions. This talk does not...
In honor of National Picture Book Month, the Flannery O'Connor Book Club will read and discuss two picture books based on O’Connor’s life: Acree Graham Macam and Natalie Nelson’s "The King of the Birds" and Amy Alznauer’s "The Strange Birds of Flannery O’Connor." (2 p.m. in person in Eatonton, Georgia, at the Writer’s Museum; on Zoom at 7 p.m.) No prior reading is required and all are welcome to attend. https://app.smartsheet.com/b/form/555c52ae10c34e6c821705b03ab90a9c
By Cindy O'DonnellStacks of pill bottles, a father and daughter, paratroopers jumping from planes — these are some of the pictures on exhibit this week giving campus and community a glimpse into the lives of veterans. The immersive gallery and live-music performance Nov. 12 at Blackbird Coffee in Milledgeville was the result of more than a year of collaborative research between Georgia College & State University students and four members of the U.S. Armed Forces.“Sights and Sounds...
