Lantern Audio, based out of Atlanta, is looking to partner with the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship to develop  and launch an audiobook sales platform. Specific elements of this project would include giving thought and making recommendations as to the pricing model the app would utilize, how it would conduct its marketing scheme, how they would differentiate themselves from the big hitters already in the market (Audible/Apple/Spotify etc), how to recruit and pay authors,...

Looking for some real world experience? An audiobook producer is partnering with the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship to develop and launch an audiobook sales app. They would like a student team, overseen by faculty, to develop a market feasibility study and a business plan for their new endeavor over the course of the Spring semester. Contact the Center’s Director, Dr. Nicholas Creel, at Nicholas.creel@gcsu.edu if you are interested in this opportunity.

Come on and check out the events we have scheduled this year for Constitution Week, all of which will include food/snacks! These programs are designed to show you how the United States Constitution applies to current events and demonstrates civil discourse, intellectual debate, and a range of perspectives. Come on by, get educated, get some food, and you might even ask your professors if you can get extra credit to go! 

If you are looking for events to serve as make-up classes or additional enrichment activities for students, please take a look at the Constitution Week schedule for several options, all of which include food and snacks! Some faculty incentivize participation through extra credit. These programs are designed to show students how the United States Constitution applies to current events and demonstrates civil discourse, intellectual debate, and a range of perspectives.

Tuesday’s celebration of Constitution Week includes a discussion on the United States Constitution and Immigration. Georgia College’s Drs. James Daria, Assistant Professor, Department of Government and Sociology, and Amir Moheet, Coverdell Visiting Scholar will be discussing their knowledge and experiences of immigration and the reality of immigration in this country.  Amir Moheet, Ph.D. in Political Science,  is currently teaching a course on global migration at GCSU. His Global Migration...

Provost Costas Spirou will kick off Georgia College's Celebration of Constitution Week (Sept. 17-23) and Constitution Day (Sept. 17) with an official welcome followed by a structured student debate in the Old Governor's Mansion Education Room at noon on Friday, Sept. 17.   Constitution Week Events: Monday, Sept. 20: Join a lunch discussion about free speech and social media in Terrell Hall 301 at noon.  That evening, the Department of Music will present a Trax on the Trail Concert...

Are you interested in law school? Do you want to get involved with a pre-law organization on campus? Well then, mark September 10th from 12:30pm-1:30pm on your calendar. We plan to reboot Phi Alpha Delta, a pre-law fraternity open to all students regardless of major.  Attend in person at the back porch of Atkinson or attend virtually via WebEx at: https://gcsu.webex.com/meet/nicholas.creel Contact Professor Nicholas Creel at Nicholas.Creel@gcsu.edu or Trinity March at  trinity.marsh@bobcats.gcsu.edu...

Are you interested in law school? Do you want to get involved with a pre-law organization on campus? Well then, mark September 10th from 12:30pm-1:30pm on your calendar. We plan to reboot Phi Alpha Delta, a pre-law fraternity open to all students regardless of major.  Attend in person at the back porch of Atkinson or attend virtually via WebEx at: https://gcsu.webex.com/meet/nicholas.creel Contact Professor Nicholas Creel at Nicholas.Creel@gcsu.edu or Trinity March at  trinity.marsh@bobcats.gcsu.edu...