B“Alan” Reeves has lived a life of service to others. As a Secret Service agent, he protected former Presidents Bush, Obama and Trump. Today, he provides protection for former President Carter. But he believes his greatest act of service was his decision to donate a kidney to an area educator in need of a transplant, so that person can live a long, healthy life. During a visit to Georgia College & State University to share his law enforcement career with students, Reeves praised the...
An issue was preventing the link from loading, and is now solved: the COAS Newsletter is ready for you to view! The Fall 2022 issue features the Integrated Science Complex, and how students have been using their new space over the last year. We also share exciting developments within the college, and novel student achievements. Learn something new about A&S by reading the Fall 2022 COAS Newsletter online.
After an unexpected delay, the COAS Newsletter is ready for you to view! The Fall 2022 issue features the Integrated Science Complex, and how students have been using their new space over the last year. We also share exciting developments within the college, and novel student achievements. Learn something new about A&S by reading the Fall 2022 COAS Newsletter.
Drs. Scott Butler, Stefanie Sevcik, and Jeff Turner will be hosting a series of workshops for instructors of GC2Y courses. Workshops designed for new instructors, those who have been teaching in the program for many years, and those who might teach a course in the future. See the days and times below. *January 27th, 3:30pm in the Library room 376. Workshop topic: High impact practices (globalization, community based, study abroad, study away, undergrad research) in GC2Y courses. *March...
Drs. Scott Butler, Stefanie Sevcik, and Jeff Turner will be hosting a series of workshops for instructors of GC1Y courses. Workshops are designed for new instructors, those who have been teaching in the program for many years, and those who might teach a course in the future. See the days and times below. *January 27th, 2:00pm in the Library room 376. Workshop topic: “What is “critical thinking”? *February 10th at 3:30pm, Library room 376. Workshop topic: Assessment and evaluation...
Drs. Stefanie Sevcik, Jeff Turner, and Scott Butler are sponsoring a mentorship program this semester for faculty who are teaching either GC1Y or GC2Y courses for the first time. Participating faculty will be given guidance for their courses and ongoing mentorship to ensure both students and faculty have the best possible experience. Please RSVP Dr. Butler if you plan to attend the first meeting on August 26th at scott.butler@gcsu.edu. Below is a list of meeting days and locations...
Emily Whittemore From: Marietta, GA Major: Undecided—I have so many interests and am still unsure. Why Georgia College: I chose Georgia College because the campus is beautiful, and I think I’ll make a lot of friends here. When I toured last July, I knew it was the place I wanted to be. Biggest high school achievement: My biggest high school achievement was when I participated in a Foreign Exchange Program in France. Plans for involvement in college: I want to be involved in the Women's...
Dr. Sayo (Fakay) Fakayode has been named chair of Georgia College’s Department of Chemistry, Physics and Astronomy. “We are very excited to bring an experienced leader to the department,” said Dr. Eric Tenbus, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences (COAS). “Dr. Fakayode comes to Georgia College with a tangible passion for working directly with students in his lab and supporting faculty. He also exudes a palpable sense of joy in his approach to the job. Furthermore, he has terrific...
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.
