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November Safety & Awareness Message from GCSU DPSAs the fall semester heads into its final stretch, and the holiday season approaches, the Georgia College & State University Department of Public Safety reminds everyone that safety begins with awareness and community connection.GCSU DPS encourages all students, faculty and staff to stay alert, look out for one another and take proactive steps to protect themselves and our campus community throughout November.🍁 Situational AwarenessWith...

The Georgia College & State University Department of Public Safety is proud to announce that Kem Jones has been named the Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police Administrative Assistant of the Year.Jones was recognized for her exceptional professionalism, unwavering dedication and outstanding contributions to both the department and the campus community. Her commitment to excellence and genuine care for others have made her an indispensable member of the GCSU Public Safety Team.“Kem’s...

Georgia College & State University is proud to join colleges and universities across the country in recognizing National Hazing Prevention Week, an opportunity to raise awareness, educate our campus community and reaffirm our commitment to student safety.Did you know that hazing is against the law in Georgia?According to O.C.G.A. 16-5-61, hazing is defined as:Subjecting a student to an activity that endangers or is likely to endanger their physical health.Using social or physical pressure...

Dear Bobcats,As part of our ongoing commitment to campus safety, we want to remind everyone of the importance of securing your vehicle and belongings while on campus. A few simple steps can greatly reduce the risk of theft or unwanted incidents:Always lock your vehicle before leaving it unattended.Remove valuables such as laptops, phones, wallets or backpacks. If you cannot remove them, store them out of sight in the trunk or glove compartment.Avoid leaving bags, shopping items or...

September is National Emergency Preparedness Month!It’s a great day to be a Bobcat — and a safe one, too. Georgia College & State University Department of Public Safety is proud to join the nationwide effort to raise awareness about the importance of emergency readiness.Preparedness is a shared responsibility, and we encourage our campus community — students, faculty and staff — to take a few simple but critical steps:Preparedness Saves Lives – Taking time now to prepare can make all...

We're proud to share that Georgia College & State University has been recognized by the National Weather Service as a StormReady campus, joining a select group of institutions nationwide that have demonstrated exceptional preparedness for severe weather events.This achievement is the result of months of coordination, planning and training led by our Emergency Manager, Jeremy Nobles. Jeremy’s dedication, attention to detail and leadership ensured that GCSU met or exceeded every requirement...

Join us this Thursday, April 24, at 3:30 p.m. at Hall House for the Even Puckett Giving Tree Award tree planting. The Eve Puckett Giving Tree Award is given to an organization or a person who has left a lasting legacy of service at the university. Each recipient plants a tree on campus as an act of giving back to the community.This year, the student recipient is Abigail Lee. From Abigail's nomination:Abigail’s time at GCSU has been defined by her selflessness, her ability to inspire...

Bobcat Nation: April is Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month, and we want to provide you with some important information.First and foremost, you can report sexual assault to any Georgia College & State University faculty or staff member and receive help,If you or someone you know is the victim of or have information about a sexual assault, we have resources here at GCSU to assist you. Our Counseling Department, Community Advisors and Community Directors can assist.Incidents...

1. Winter Weather SafetyStay aware of icy conditions on sidewalks, parking lots and steps—wear slip-resistant shoes.Drive cautiously in wet or icy conditions, allowing extra stopping distance.Dress in layers to prevent hypothermia and frostbite if working outdoors.Use caution when using space heaters. 2. Fire Safety & Heating PrecautionsAvoid using space heaters near flammable materials and never leave them unattended.Test smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in homes and workplaces.Ensure...