Come and enjoy an afternoon of Karaoke sponsored by GC THRIVE. All are invited to come, sing and enjoy a great time in Kilpatrick's Atrium. Students, faculty, groups and solos are welcome. Come and show off your talent (or lack of) while enjoying fun with the Georgia College & State University community Thursday, March 26, from 3 until 4 p.m.
By Ian Wesselhoff On Jan. 30, representatives from 60 school districts across the country came to Georgia College & State University’s campus for its annual Teacher Recruitment Fair, all hoping to connect with the next generation of educators prepared by the John H. Lounsbury College of Education. Just days later, on Feb. 4, high school students around the state who are interested in becoming teachers will visit campus for Future Georgia Educators Day, providing a chance to explore...
Two Georgia College & State University Teacher Education colleagues (Drs. Andrea Christoff and Russ Merritt) presented with students at the Georgia Council for the Social Studies on Oct. 24. Dr. Andrea Christoff and LaPortia Mosley presented "Building Partnerships to Teach Challenging Histories.”Christoff's co-presenter, LaPortia Mosley, is the Community Engagement Officer for the Georgia Historical Society. The Georgia College senior middle grades students who also presented were:Makena...
By Margaret SchellThree Georgia College & State University sophomore, pre-education majors explored the culture and geography of one of Africa’s most culturally diverse nations through GCSU Tanzania: Disability and Culture Study Abroad program July 6 – 22. All students are from Georgia: Madelyn Bynum of Sharpsburg, Sara Hamfeldt of Kennesaw, and Ellison Whetzel of Madison.The students assisted and observed Maasai students with disabilities at five schools and community centers while...
By Mike CavaliereGeorgia College & State University’s ongoing efforts to develop the next generation of educators has garnered national recognition.The Middle Grades Teacher Education Program at Georgia College earned the recognition as a Distinguished Teacher Preparation Program by the Association for Middle Level Education, which operates within the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation. This designation is awarded to specialized programs that play a critical role...
Join the GC THRIVE students for an afternoon of singing and laughter. Everyone loves karaoke and we would love for you to come sing individually or as a small group. Faculty, staff and students are invited to come celebrate spring through song! This session will take place in Kilpatrick Atrium in Kilpatrick.
Join the GC THRIVE students for an afternoon of singing and laughter. Everyone loves karaoke and we would love for you to come sing individually or as a small group. Faculty, staff and students are invited to come celebrate spring through song! This session will take place in Kilpatrick Atrium in Kilpatrick.
Assistant Professor of Teacher Education, Dr. Suzanna Roman-Oliver, wrote the book "The Science I Know" to showcase the ways her former and current science education students integrate culture in their teaching.The book is targeted to science teachers and science teacher educators."Many of the science education students I've worked with in the past struggled with finding good examples of culturally relevant pedagogy in the science class (Ladson-Billings, 1995)," Roman-Oliver said...
By: Al WestonGeorgia College & State University special education associate professor Dr. Rob Sumowski is a gifted educator, much loved by current students and alumni. The walls of his office proudly show photos of him with his students, including ones of him serving as wedding officiant for multiple College of Education alumni. Sumowski has also served on the University Senate, even as a presiding officer for the 2023-24 school year, the highest role in the Senate. Sumowski’s gifts...
Did you like the headline?What about:Preparing for an AI-Accelerated WorldAdapting to a Changing Landscape: Professors, AI, and the Future of EducationA Glimpse into the Future of Teaching and the Tangled Webs of TechnologyThey were all written by artificial intelligence.In fact, who’s to know any more if what we’re reading was written by human brainpower or machines and software? How do we know what’s real? Will the definition of ‘real’ change?How can we be sure, moving forward, that...
