College of Business

By Gil Pound Junior Savannah Goode learned in Dr. Mary Rickard’s professional selling class that a product’s value is what increases its marketability. An idea that solves a widespread problem can catapult a concept to a commodity. Goode believes she has one of those ideas with TraySync, a workflow solution app designed to improve efficiency in the dental industry. The marketing major won Georgia College & State University’s 2026 Venture Capital Challenge with TraySync and will represent...

By Gil Pound According to the National Girls Collaborative Project, women are half of the United States workforce, but hold less than a quarter of the engineering, computer science and physics degrees earned. To show young women that they too belong in STEM-related fields and classrooms, Georgia College & State University hosted its third annual Women in Technology Day Feb. 20. Students from five area high schools were welcomed onto campus for a full-day tech conference led by GCSU...

By Gil Pound It’s tax time across the United States. Many Americans are putting on their amateur accountant hats as they file their state and federal returns. With the growing popularity of artificial intelligence, self-filing taxpayers may be tempted to turn to AI technology to prepare their returns. Georgia College & State University lecturer of accounting Scott Burns says it’s not yet time to hand tax filing over to AI. “AI looks so efficient, but at this stage it can really only...