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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...
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...
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 walls of Georgia College’s new Integrated Science Complex has original Congo paintings available for study thanks to Jim and Karen Fleece of Greensboro, Georgia. “The artwork seems simple, but it's full of symbolism,” Jim said. “Now this meaningful artwork will be studied year-after-year.” As the couple downsized their residence, they thought about donating their art to Georgia College. “We didn't want to split up the collection, because it's so unique,” Jim said. “It's unlike...
Two Georgia College students have been selected to participate in summer research internships funded through a partnership by Fulbright Canada and MITACS Globalink. Junior physics major Catherine Boyd and junior biology major Molly Bullington will undertake advanced research projects for 10 to 12 weeks under the supervision of faculty at Canadian institutions. Boyd will perform research on nanostructured thin film devices with faculty from the University of Victoria. Nanotechnology,...
For Savannah Taylor, a junior double-major in Economics and World Language and Culture, gardening was more about the mud than about sustainability. She grew up in the suburbs outside of Atlanta where she and her parents would spend afternoons cultivating vegetables and greens. It was this natural affinity she brought with her to Georgia College where she quickly joined the Gardening Club. She didn’t expect that her personal hobby could lead to her to being named one of Campus Compact’s...
