Arts & Sciences

Here's an opportunity to hear from students who have done it: Chase Ridgeway, Madison Farmer, Mackenzie Rose and Margeaux Messier. Listen to them talk about their experiences going from the classroom to career. The panel discussion will take place Monday, Jan. 29, at 7 p.m. in the College of Arts & Sciences auditorium.

Learn from Greg's experiences. Learn about the CIA - How AI is playing role in our national security future and about careers in the CIA.

Join us to hear the experience of recent graduates and internship participants who have experienced the real process of classroom to career.

Come join ENSC club as we host our first meeting of spring semester—a clothing swap. Bring items from your closet that you are ready to give away and come pick up something new. During this meeting we will also cover some of the impacts behind fast fashion and what you can do to alleviate this issue. Welcome back everyone!

All writers can benefit from another "set of eyes." GCSU's writing consultants (graduate and undergraduate tutors) will provide a welcoming space to listen to your top concerns and assist you with your writing, posters and presentations. In-person, virtual and feedback via email appointments are available Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.. Virtual and feedback via email appointments are also available Mon., Tues., Thurs. 6 - 7 p.m. and Sat. 10 a.m. -noon. Find us in A&S 2-56A—down the hallway...

GCSU’s Writing Center is dedicated to assisting undergraduate and graduate writers across all disciplines. Complement your teaching by working with the center to help students reflect, provide space for metacognitive work, and consider their audience. Working with tutors keeps a focus on process and creates opportunities for students to understand and practice how to become better learners and collaborate with others. *Please stay tuned to announcements from CTL and the Digital Humanities...