Drs. Mary Kay Rickard and Doreen Sams along with Georgia College alumni Samuel Mullis and Aruna Sadasivan have published an article entitled “SoTL Best Practices: 21st Century College Students’ Perceptions of Learning Styles and Instructional Design Materials’ Influence on the Successful Completion of Assignments,” International Journal Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, Accepted 11/17/2022. Congratulations to Drs. Rickard and Sams for the publication and for their mentorship in research.
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Since elementary school, Ansley Latting Hudson, ’20, has been passionate about helping others declutter their lives. Later, she realized she could help individuals relieve stress and save a substantial amount of money by helping them get organized. “When I was young, I would spend some Saturdays helping my parents tidy their Tupperware® containers and pantry and explain to them how to keep organized,” she said. “Then, with every job I've had, I've always found at least one space to...
Most new students worry about transitioning into college, making friends and doing well in their classes. Jared Jordan of Macon is nervous about those things too. But he has additional things on his mind. Jordan’s been in a wheelchair since a pool injury at age 15. Last Sunday was the three-year anniversary of his accident. Yet, Jordan is upbeat and positive. He’s worked hard to be where he is today. His focus is on the future. “I just try to surround myself with things that I enjoy—whether...
Jason Silvey, senior management major, is married with two children and has 20 years of work experience—he’s also been selected as the Outstanding Management Major for the College of Business (COB). This title is bestowed on a graduating management senior who demonstrates exemplary performance and involvement. The selected student represents their department at the COB annual awards banquet, Atkinson Honors. “I’m really excited and still in awe that I won outstanding management major,...
Lorena Aleman Where are you from? I'm from Lima, Peru. What is your major? I'm majoring in marketing. What do you like most about Georgia College? The community is very welcoming. And I love the campus size. It's not super big or small, so I’m able to see my friends every day, but at the same time, meet new faces. I also like having a close relationship with my professors. Who is your favorite professor and why? My favorite professor has been Dr. Duesing, who I have for my strategic...
In January, junior business marketing major Justin Daffinson and co-founder Walker Petty, senior business management major, opened Milly Grub, a late-night dining spot open until 3 a.m. The restaurant, located at 125 S Wayne Street in downtown Milledgeville, Georgia, serves simple-yet-hearty meals like nachos, hot dogs and potato bowls. They’re open Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 11 p.m. to 3 a.m. Now, business is booming. The eatery, alongside catering services, boasts...
Tommy Nguyen Where are you from? Vietnam. I transferred to GC for my junior and senior year What first sparked your interest in Management? Business, in general, has always been my interest since a young age. Knowing how to operate businesses is my long-term goal. I hope to have my own business in the future. Have you taken part in any groups on campus during your college tenure? If so, which ones and why? I have joined the GC International Club and the GC Men’s Soccer Club. As a...
Lukas Zavrel From: Uvalno, Czech Republic Major/minor: Majored in management with a minor in logistics and a concentration in human resources. It was an area in which I wanted to develop my skills. Why Georgia College: Because of the athletic program, school level and interesting college-life experience. I was first at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College (ABAC), then I transferred here. It was an opportunity to continue playing tennis and connect it with school and getting a degree...
The Georgia College Logistics Association (GCLA) would like to invite faculty, staff, and students to participate in the second of their quarterly webinars. Titled “Next Generation Supply Chain Leadership,” the meeting will be Wednesday, April 20 from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. The webinar will explore the attributes of next-generation supply chain leadership, and how current leadership can adapt and communicate between generations. Speakers include Kendra Miller, Senior Director, Alliances...
