Join the Geography Club and the Department of History & Geography to celebrate GIS Day 2024!https://www.gisday.com/en-us/overviewLive demonstrations of Geographic Information Science including exciting applications developed by Georgia College & State University students, staff and faculty. Please drop by Beeson Hall Lobby from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 20.
Join the Geography Club and the Department of History & Geography to celebrate GIS Day 2024!https://www.gisday.com/en-us/overviewLive demonstrations of Geographic Information Science including exciting applications developed by Georgia College & State University students, staff and faculty. Please drop by Beeson Hall Lobby from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 20.
Explore how collective trauma shapes our lives and communities, from global events like the Holocaust, COVID-19 and many others to pervasive issues like gender-based violence (micro- and macro-aggressions). This engaging presentation will delve into the unique ways men and women experience collective trauma, the societal and psychological effects and evidence-based methods for healing. Gain insight into the types of events that cause collective trauma and learn strategies to foster...
Join us to learn about collective trauma, its causes and how it can be treated. There will be a guest speaker, open discussion and more.*This event is hosted by GC2Y students in collaboration with the Women's and Gender Studies program and the Office of Inclusion and Belonging.
Join us as we strive to allow this everlasting problem to be seen. Students, faculty, parents and communities have all been hurt from these terrible events. This issue needs to be seen and shown more than it is.A total of 1,453 school shootings have occurred since 1997, resulting in 383 deaths of students and/or faculty. Over half of these shootings are done by students attending that school.So why are we not preventing it? Speak up! Speak up with us as we strive to create a safer...
We invite you to participate in an engaging and moving event focused on the subject of domestic violence. The session will commence with an examination of the definition of domestic violence, accompanied by relevant statistics regarding victims, indicators of abuse and its consequences. We will feature TEDx talks that delve into the reasons why individuals affected by such violence may choose to remain in their situations. Following this, our group members will lead an interactive...
Join us for an important and eye-opening discussion where we will speak on topics that are significant to the LGBTQ+ community and its allies. We will dive deep into the power of inclusivity, challenges that LGBTQ+ members face and the milestones that society has achieved to spread and increase awareness. Whether you are a member of the community or an ally, this is an opportunity where you will get the chance to gain more knowledge on subtopics within LGBTQ+ rights. We will engage...
By Cindy O'Donnell Just in time for ‘All Soul’s Day’ and the Hispanic ‘Day of the Dead’ — a time of year when the departed are remembered — two Georgia College & State University history students completed research on more than 3,700 patients who died at Central State Hospital.Junior history majors Alex Gray and Evelyn Evans of Monroe, Georgia, signed up for the internships at Georgia’s Old Capital Heritage Center in Milledgeville to fulfill GC Journeys requirements.But they walked...
In a world where love knows no boundaries, advocating and understanding LGBTQ+ rights is a crucial step in equality for all. Come join us at the HUB on Nov. 7, where we will host a Power Point presentation and a Kahoot where you can learn about how you can help spread awareness, and hopefully expand your knowledge on the subject.*This event is hosted by GC2Y students in collaboration with the Women's and Gender Studies program and the Office of Inclusion and Belonging.
This event discusses the topics of women's healthcare and reproductive rights. The main aim of this event is to provide education and awareness to students at Georgia College & State University on these topics in a very unbiased and informational manner, and in a way that attendees can feel comfortable about discussions of sensitive issues.*This event is hosted by GC2Y students in collaboration with the Women's and Gender Studies program and the Office of Inclusion and Belonging.
