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Following our successful Campus Shred Event, we are now focusing on old technology to create a clutter-free campus. Georgia College & State University technology is the property of the State of Georgia and must be disposed of in accordance with the Department of Administrative Services Surplus Property rules. Now is the perfect time to purge those dusty monitors, tangled cords, retired computers and forgotten adapters. Besides freeing up desk and storage space, returning old technology...

Ensure our campus remains a place of integrity and accountability by using the Ethics & Compliance Reporting Hotline. This confidential tool is vital for reporting potential misconduct, such as financial irregularities, academic dishonesty, discrimination, safety concerns and policy violations. A dedicated Triage Team reviews every report submitted through the Hotline to provide prompt and appropriate responses, directing each issue to the relevant department or authority for thorough...

Ethics Awareness Week showcases ways to foster an ethical culture and uphold our shared values and expectations. Since travel reimbursements can be challenging, Omega Hedgepeth in Accounting Services has created a comprehensive informational travel guide with instructions, training videos, regulations and forms. Recent updates include one-page summaries on in-state, out-of-state and international travel rules.Bookmark this site for easy access: https://gcsuedu.sharepoint.com/sites/GCSUTravel/SitePages/CollabHome.aspx.More...

Have you ever wondered how many pounds of food waste are collected at the MAX each day?  Stop by the table in The MAX lobby on Tuesday, Nov. 4, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. to place your guess for a chance to win some Georgia College & State University swag! Volunteers from the Office of Sustainability will be on hand to explain how they transform this waste into compost for the West Campus Community Garden.Results will be posted and prizes can be picked up on Thursday, Nov. 6, from 12 to...

All departments are encouraged to participate in the Campus Shred event on Wednesday, Nov. 5, from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. as part of our Ethics Awareness Week activities. Last year, this event securely disposed of over 11,000 pounds of paper. What do you have that can be purged according to the USG Records Retention Schedule?Official Shred Cycle bins are available around campus to receive documents. Departments that have excess material can temporarily store their records with Special...