College of Education

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...

By Amanda Respess Season three of “View Finders” – a unique travel-meets-photography program created by Georgia College professor Chris Greer — is now on air in more than 55 million homes nationwide. Twice nominated for a Southeast Emmy Award, the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) show is about two photographers — Greer and co-host Paul Daniel — who capture amazing imagery of iconic locations. Seasons one and two featured Georgia’s abundant natural wonders including Cumberland Island,...

By Ian Wesselhoff Though Hancock Central High School in Sparta, Georgia, is home to the Bulldogs, school leadership there boasts a lot of Bobcats. The principal, Dr. Daymond Ray Jr., and assistant principal, Monica Poole, are both Georgia College & State University alumni. Just a short walk over to Hancock Central Middle School, there is a third: Crystal Little, assistant principal. All three earned graduate degrees from the John H. Lounsbury College of Education. Poole and Little...