Swim lessons are coming soon to Georgia College & State University!Get your little one ready for the water with GCSU swim lessons. Registration for ages 4-12 will open soon through GCSU Continuing & Professional Education. Join our interest list by emailing continuingeducation@gcsu.edu or calling (478) 445-5277.See what other personal enrichment programs we have to offer in our website catalog.
Join the Georgia College & State University Max Noah Singers in Berlin and Prague in summer 2025! Spend a week exploring these beautiful European cities through guided tours at landmarks such as the Alexanderplatz, Sanssouci Palace, Charles Bridge and more!Register by Nov. 1, 2024.Learn more about this experience and how to join it on our website.
Continuing & Professional Education has wrapped up a busy and successful summer of camps. We are proud to report that we served over 3,000 participants in 18 camps throughout the summer months.We are immensely grateful for all the support we received both on and off campus. We'd like to extend our thanks to all departments, offices and organizations that supported us during the past many months! Facility Reservations Auxiliary ServicesUniversity Housing Sodexo/Dining ServicesUniversity...
The Department of Continuing & Professional Education invites you to read our August Newsletter. We continue to provide you with a variety of fun programs and course offerings open to anyone interested in learning or enrichment! Keep up with all the latest news and events and be sure to subscribe.August Newsletter | Smore Newsletters
Please remember to renew registration for all ongoing GCSU Programs Serving Minors for the upcoming school year. All ongoing programs and new programs must register their program on an annual basis. REGISTER YOUR PROGRAM (log in required)Please register your program at least two weeks prior to the start date.Additional information about the PSM policy and GCSU requirements is provided below. Georgia College must ensure that all programs involving non-Georgia College student minors...
You are never too old to learn.Georgia College’s Learning in Retirement is dedicated to meeting the intellectual, educational, physical and social needs of retirement-aged individuals, so join us. Learning in Retirement members run the organization by choosing board members and officers. All programs are based on the interests and needs of the members. It is your organization.Want to learn more? See the information below:Website: cpe.gcsu.edu/gcsuCall: (478) 445-5277Email: continuingeducation@gcsu.eduFacebook...
July 8-12, 2024Register by June 28 to ensure a spot in GCSU's Teen Theatre Camp! Teen thespians (ages 13+) of any level are welcome to join in on this small-group, professionally designed theatre workshop focusing on individualized training in acting, staging and theatre production.Get a glimpse of this year's play:"On a chilly night in Duluth, Minnesota, with nothing much to do, Sheila, Kira and Matt head to a clearing in the woods in search of any kind of excitement. In place of...
July 8-12, 2024Register by June 28 to ensure a spot in GCSU's Teen Theatre Camp! Teen thespians (ages 13+) of any level are welcome to join in on this small-group, professionally designed theatre workshop focusing on individualized training in acting, staging and theatre production.Get a glimpse of this year's play:"On a chilly night in Duluth, Minnesota, with nothing much to do, Sheila, Kira and Matt head to a clearing in the woods in search of any kind of excitement. In place of...
It’s a rowdy, loud gathering. Bodies swaying, feet tapping as a dozen college counselors hand out stickers and lead the familiar camp song: “Kids’ University, where we learn and swim and play. Kids’ University where we have fun all day…” The campers in this group, K-6 graders, raise their hands, showing their fingers for a five-fingered contract. They solemnly recite: I will be safe. I will be committed. I will be respectful. I will be responsible. I will be my best. Welcome to Kids’...
At Centennial Center and on West Campus athletic fields this summer, youngsters can be seen running to-and-fro kicking balls, whacking balls, dribbling balls and scurrying after balls. It may be hot. But to the more than 200 kids, aged 5 to 17, playing tennis, soccer, softball, baseball and basketball at one of Georgia College’s eight athletic camps—it's pure fun. “The kids who come to our camp are very much beginners. They come because it’s a lot of fun. It’s a great time,” said Steve...
