Come, join the Oconee River Greenway Foundation for “Greenway Day” on Saturday, April 20. We will have a community yard sale from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m., food trucks from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m., as well as other recreational and educational activities. We also want to showcase local student involvement at the Greenway. If you have any student involvement at the Greenway to share, please let us know. This could include: Posters, abstracts or something similar showcasing research work conducted...
Stem Club's Milly Science Cafe presents the Tales of Black Death: Literature and the Bubonic Plague. Join us March 28 at 6:30 p.m. at Allen's Market located at 101 E. McIntosh St., Milledgeville, Georgia, across the street from the downtown parking garage.
Stem Club's Milly Science Cafe presents the Tales of Black Death: Literature and the Bubonic Plague. Join us on March 28, 2024 at 6:30 p.m. in Allen's Market (found across the downtown parking garage). Allen's Market is located at 101 E. McIntosh St., Milledgeville, Georgia.
Psst! Students! This talk about artificial intelligence is meant for you. Please join us for the closing keynote address of Research Day, 4 - 5 p.m. in A&S Auditorium for the special presentation by Dr. Cynthia Alby, “The New AI: Can it make you smarter? Could it destroy us all? The answer will be yes.” Refreshments will follow. Description: How can AI enhance your learning, and how can it also fool you into thinking you've learned when you haven't? Could it ruin you personally? Could...
Three undergraduate students and one faculty member from the Department of Biological & Environmental Sciences attended the Regional Beta Beta Beta Biological Honor Society District Convention at the 85th Association of Southeastern Biologists (ASB) Conference in Chattanooga, Tennessee, over Spring Break. Elizabeth Seidita won an Excellent Oral Presentation award for her talk and Heather Vincent and Sarah West co-presented a poster. The work presented was supported by Beta Beta Beta...
Some say the solar eclipse on April 8 is a lucky omen. Others say it’s a sign of God’s judgement. But one thing’s for sure. No matter what you believe, this year’s darkening of the sun by the moon promises to be an astronomical display that’s bigger and longer, brighter and more spectacular than the last total solar eclipse that crossed America in 2017. Georgia will not experience total blockage of the sun. But, weather permitting, residents will still see a remarkable occurrence,...
Every once in a while, an obstacle isn’t an obstacle at all. It’s the perfect opportunity. That happened last fall when people on campus noticed the city had no public art ordinance. For years, Milledgeville City Council members said they wanted one. Without one, they had no guidelines for approving municipal art. That void gave a Georgia College & State University policymaking class some real-world experience. By proposing rules for art in the city, that class may also pave the way...
Women’s and Gender Studies Symposium 2024 In Partnership with Georgia College Research Day March 26 and 27, 2024 Co-sponsored by MURACE, The Women’s Center at Georgia College & State University, the Cultural Center at GCSU, the Philosophy, Religion, and Liberal Studies Department, the College of Arts and Sciences and GCSU. For more information contact Dr. Katie Simon at katie.simon@gcsu.edu. Program Schedule: Tuesday, March 26, 2024, Pat Peterson Museum Education Room, Georgia College...
Women’s and Gender Studies Symposium 2024 In Partnership with Georgia College Research Day March 26 and 27, 2024 Co-sponsored by MURACE, The Women’s Center at Georgia College & State University, the Cultural Center at GCSU, the Philosophy, Religion, and Liberal Studies Department, the College of Arts and Sciences and GCSU. For more information contact Dr. Katie Simon at katie.simon@gcsu.edu. Program Schedule: Tuesday, March 26, 2024, Pat Peterson Museum Education Room, Georgia College...
The 70th annual meeting of the Southeastern Psychological Association took place in Orlando, Florida, from March 13 to 16, 2024. It featured the work of 60 students who actively participated in various undergraduate research projects, seven research poster sessions featuring 23 titles, two paper sessions and two panel discussions. Students were guided and supported by 12 faculty members who served as mentors or presenters.
