Mackenzie Taylor Jones From: LaGrange, Georgia Major/minor: I plan on pursuing a major in biology in hopes of going into nursing. I am currently undecided on a minor. Why did you choose Georgia College? I chose Georgia College for multiple reasons. One of those reasons is its location and size. GC is not too big or too small. What were your biggest achievements in high school? Although I had many academic achievements, some of my largest achievements were through sports. I was a...
The College of Arts and Sciences would like to invite campus to view our biannual newsletter here: https://issuu.com/georgiacollege/docs/2022_spring_a_s_newsletter The newsletter features exciting news, developments and achievements made by faculty, staff, students and alumni from Arts and Sciences. Please enjoy our selection of articles ranging in topics from art and undergraduate research to faculty work in the community.
As part of our 25th Anniversary of the Public Liberal Arts mission, the College of Arts and Sciences will host a Faculty Panel (current, retired) who experienced the mission change to a public liberal arts university or arrived soon thereafter. The event will take place on Friday, April 8 at 3:30 p.m. in the Arts and Sciences Auditorium. They will be discussing how that change to Georgia College altered how we have done things in the college since and their experiences teaching as...
As part of our 25th Anniversary of the Public Liberal Arts mission, the College of Arts and Sciences will host a Faculty Panel (current, retired) who experienced the mission change to a public liberal arts university or arrived soon thereafter. The event will take place on Friday, April 8 at 3:30 p.m. in the Arts and Sciences Auditorium. They will be discussing how that change to Georgia College altered how we have done things in the college since and their experiences teaching as...
As part of our 25th Anniversary of the Public Liberal Arts mission, the College of Arts and Sciences will host an Alumni Panel on the Power of the Liberal Arts on Wednesday, April 6 at 5:00 p.m. The event will take place in the Arts and Sciences Auditorium. We have invited some recent alums back to talk about their experience at Georgia College and how their journeys after graduation have been impacted by the liberal arts education they received here. Refreshments will be served. The...
As part of our 25th Anniversary of the Public Liberal Arts mission, the College of Arts and Sciences will host an Alumni Panel on the Power of the Liberal Arts on Wednesday, April 6 at 5:00 p.m. The event will take place in the Arts and Sciences Auditorium. We have invited some recent alums back to talk about their experience at Georgia College and how their journeys after graduation have been impacted by the liberal arts education they received here. Refreshments will be served. The...
If you want to become a better speaker, learn how to think more critically, problem solve like never before, and make an awesome group of friends, look no further! Come to Mock Trial auditions! The GCSU Mock Trial Association is holding auditions for the upcoming 2022 - 2023 season. They will be held on April 11th and 12th from 6pm to 9pm (location TBD). Auditions are open to everyone, regardless of major. Follow the Mock Trial Instagram (@gcsumocktrial) for more information on how...
Dr. Winston Tripp has joined Georgia College as the new associate dean for the College of Arts and Sciences. Most recently, Tripp served as associate dean for research and director of the Center for Research at the University of West Georgia (UWG) Office of Research and Sponsored Projects. This involved developing university-wide initiatives to support faculty; working with nonprofits and government; and assisting with strategic planning and needs assessments. “Dr. Tripp comes to Georgia...
Digitally inflected courses are one strategy for revitalizing the humanities and building enrollments. Students with portfolios of their stunning websites, digital books, or visualizations of research will have an edge in today’s competitive job market. To help you develop a basic understanding of digital humanities, the Digital Humanities Collaborative will host a series of presentations this semester on easy-to-use and free tools for digital scholarship. These short “show-and-tell”...
Intro to Podcasting (MSCM 4950) is a four-week online Maymester course that will teach students the basics of podcasting, including how to create and produce a podcast. This course provides students hands-on learning as students will create and produce their own podcasts for the class. Other topics include a discussion of the podcasting industry, microphones, marketing podcasts, and equipment needed for successful podcasting. For more information on this course, contact Dr. Whittle...
