Honors College

Tonight: "An Unexpected Journey" with Honors Alumni Award recipient Sam Rauschenberg
Event    Tuesday, February 24, 2026
On Tuesday, Feb. 24, at 6 p.m., the Honors College's 2025-2026 Alumni Achievement Award Recipient Sam Rauschenberg ('07 Economics) will share his journey from being an economics major who napped in his history classes to becoming a writer who explores overlooked stories of the South. Along the way, he will tell some of those stories, including the time when Georgia’s governor imprisoned a Christian missionary where the Georgia College & State University College of Arts & Sciences Building...
"What would you like to know about AI?" - "Stolen Focus" book discussion with Dr. Cynthia Alby
Announcement    Friday, January 23, 2026
Is AI going to destroy humanity or save it? How could it help or harm your education? If you have questions, Dr. Cynthia Alby has answers. Using Johann Hari's book "Stolen Focus" as a springboard, she will lead a discussion on the roots of human beings' dwindling attention spans and practical solutions for reclaiming our focus. Participants are invited to read the book ahead of time. It will be available in the Honors office at the Humber-White Honors House. The talk takes place Tuesday,...
"What would you like to know about AI?" - "Stolen Focus" book discussion with Dr. Cynthia Alby
Event    Tuesday, February 17, 2026
Is AI going to destroy humanity or save it? How could it help or harm your education? If you have questions, Dr. Cynthia Alby has answers. Using Johann Hari's book "Stolen Focus" as a springboard, she will lead a discussion on the roots of human beings' dwindling attention spans and practical solutions for reclaiming our focus. Participants are invited to read the book ahead of time. It will be available in the Honors office at the Humber-White Honors House. Please register via the...
Navigating the AI Revolution: Responsible AI Use for Academic Excellence
Announcement    Wednesday, January 21, 2026
This information session will be hosted by Dr. Jeannie Pridmore. It is co-sponsored by the Center of Technology & Empowerment and the Honors College and is open to all students. Dr. Pridmore will address the following topics.Understanding AI detection technology.The False Positive Problem: Protecting yourself from wrongful accusations of AI misuse.The Academic Integrity Framework: When and how to use AI responsibly.Transparency is Key: Communicating with faculty and crafting effective...
Navigating the AI Revolution: Responsible AI Use for Academic Excellence
Event    Wednesday, February 4, 2026
This information session will be hosted by Dr. Jeannie Pridmore. It is co-sponsored by the Center of Technology & Empowerment and the Honors College and is open to all students. Dr. Pridmore will address the following topics.Understanding AI detection technology.The False Positive Problem: Protecting yourself from wrongful accusations of AI misuse.The Academic Integrity Framework: When and how to use AI responsibly.Transparency is Key: Communicating with faculty and crafting effective...
National Collegiate Honors Conference 2025
Announcement    Monday, November 24, 2025
A group of five students from Georgia College & State University attended the 2025 National Collegiate Honors Conference held in San Diego, California. The National Collegiate Honors Council is a non-profit organization that supports and advances undergraduate honors education across the United States. The annual conference —attended by students, faculty and administrators — showcases student research and facilitates professional networking opportunities.From poster presentations to...
"Land Use Zoning":  Zoom session with distinguished GCSU alumnus Cameron Kline 
Announcement    Monday, October 27, 2025
On Tuesday, Nov. 4, at 6 p.m., distinguished GCSU alumnus Cameron Kline, an attorney at Freeman Mathis & Gary, will lead a Zoom session on “Land Use & Zoning: An Examination of the Local Government  Process in Georgia.” Local governments handle many things that are critical to people's everyday lives, but few are as “hot button” as local development and land use. In fact, large development projects generally drive the most engagement from citizens because the land use/zoning process...
"Land Use & Zoning": Zoom session with Distinguished GCSU Alumnus with Cameron Kline
Announcement    Friday, October 24, 2025
This semester, the John E. Sallstrom Honors College is pleased to host a Zoom-based session featuring distinguished GCSU alumnus Cameron Kline on November 4 at 6:00 PM. Faculty, staff, students, alumni, and friends of the Honors College are all welcome to attend. The title of Mr. Kline's presentation is "Land Use & Zoning: An Examination of the Local Government Process in Georgia." Local governments handle many things that are critical to people's everyday lives, but few are as “hot...
"Land Use & Zoning": Zoom session with Distinguished GCSU Alumnus with Cameron Kline
Event    Tuesday, November 4, 2025
This semester, the John E. Sallstrom Honors College is pleased to host a Zoom-based session featuring distinguished GCSU alumnus Cameron Kline on November 4 at 6:00 PM. Faculty, staff, students, alumni, and friends of the Honors College are all welcome to attend. The title of Mr. Kline's presentation is "Land Use & Zoning: An Examination of the Local Government Process in Georgia." Local governments handle many things that are critical to people's everyday lives, but few are as “hot...
"Land Use & Zoning": Zoom session with distinguished GCSU alumnus Cameron Kline
Event    Tuesday, November 4, 2025
On Tuesday, Nov. 4, at 6 p.m., distinguished GCSU alumnus Cameron Kline, an attorney at Freeman Mathis & Gary, will lead a Zoom session on “Land Use & Zoning: An Examination of the Local Government Process in Georgia.” Local governments handle many things that are critical to people's everyday lives, but few are as “hot button” as local development and land use. In fact, large development projects generally drive the most engagement from citizens because the land use/zoning process...
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