By Ian WesselhoffUntil he left for college, Dakota Warren had lived in Milledgeville his whole life. His mom, Dr. Talecia Warren, is a professor at Georgia College & State University, and Dakota himself attended Georgia College Early College from eighth grade through high school. When it came time to choose a college, he wanted to spread his wings beyond what he was used to, and he decided to move to Atlanta. Now a chemistry major at Georgia College, he says he accomplished more in...
Five chemistry students at Georgia College & State University were accepted to present their research from August 31 to September 4 at the highly competitive International Sol-Gel Conference in Lisbon, Portugal. All five students in Dr. Catrena Lisse’s research group applied, and based on previous years’ success rates, Lisse says she was hoping two of them would be accepted. Instead, when the expert reviewers from all around the world conducted their blind review of submissions, every...
The GCSU Math Jeopardy team won its sectional tournament for the third time in four years, including two years in a row, May 27 at the Mathematical Association of America (MAA) Southeastern Section Meeting. A total of 26 teams from 19 different colleges and universities competed at the tournament held at the University of North Alabama. Georgia College had two teams compete this year, but they faced each other in the first round. The winning team consisted of senior Anna Marti, juniors...
The 2026 joint March and April meetings, now called the APS Global Physics Summit, is a scientific research conference that brings together more than 14,000 physicists from around the world to showcase their work, connect with others and discover groundbreaking physics research. Dr. McGill was able to take his entire research group to the meeting. His research group has both Chemistry and Physics majors. Carlos Lopez-Blackwell, senior Chemistry major, said, “Attending the APS Conference...
Six Chemistry majors represented Georgia College & State University earlier this month in San Antonio, Texas, at PITTCON, the world's largest analytical chemistry conference.Not only did the students successfully present their projects, but also represented GCSU in networking with numerous companies and organizations. One of the companies - LECO Mobile Analytical Labs - is making a special stop in Milledgeville on Tuesday, March 24, from 3 to 4:40 p.m. The LECO Mobile Lab will be parked...
Congratulations to the six Chemistry majors who represented Georgia College & State University in San Antonio, Texas, at PITTCON, the world's largest analytical chemistry conference. The following students presented their original undergraduate research at the conference: Seniors Sophia Meere, Carter Barnes and Bailey DassowJuniors Morgan Collins, Thomas Rice and Camille HodekThe students were mentored in their research by Drs. Lisse, McGill and Rosado. Not only did the students successfully...
Join us Monday, March 23, at 5 p.m. in A&S, room 243 as Dr. Brandon Samples gives a short mathematics talk exploring the fascinating Kaktovik numeral system, a base-20 system developed by middle school students in Kaktovik, Alaska. The talk will introduce the origins of the system, explain how the numerals work and highlight why this student-invented system is both elegant and mathematically powerful.Mini Math Talks are 20-30 minute presentations about anything related to math, given...
Join us Monday, March 23, at 5 p.m. in A&S, room 243 as Dr. Brandon Samples gives a short mathematics talk exploring the fascinating Kaktovik numeral system, a base-20 system developed by middle school students in Kaktovik, Alaska. The talk will introduce the origins of the system, explain how the numerals work and highlight why this student-invented system is both elegant and mathematically powerful.Mini Math Talks are 20-30 minute presentations about anything related to math, given...
Please join the Department of Mathematics on Wednesday, Feb. 25, at 5 p.m. in A&S 243, for a Mini Math Talk given by MaKayla McLeod, titled: "My Dating Network: An Amateur Mathematical Analysis of Romantic Connections." Abstract: Networks are complex systems in everyday life. Everyone has networks in their life. Some are more interesting than others, due to their structure, dynamics and unexpected patterns. In this talk, we will review basic concepts from network theory and focus on...
Please join the Department of Mathematics on Wednesday, Feb. 25, at 5 p.m. in A&S 243, for a Mini Math Talk given by MaKayla McLeod, titled: "My Dating Network: An Amateur Mathematical Analysis of Romantic Connections." Abstract: Networks are complex systems in everyday life. Everyone has networks in their life. Some are more interesting than others, due to their structure, dynamics and unexpected patterns. In this talk, we will review basic concepts from network theory and focus on...
