Update: 2:00 p.m., Thursday, September 29, 2022 Georgia College & State University continues to closely monitor Hurricane Ian. Local impacts are expected to include one to three inches of rainfall and the likelihood of tropical storm force winds, gusting between 30 and 40 miles per hour. The university will maintain normal business operations and classes will continue as scheduled for the remainder of the week. Indoor events and activities on Friday and Saturday can continue as scheduled...
Via executive order, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has ordered that the flags on all state buildings and grounds are lowered to half-staff in honor and as a mark of respect for the memory of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on Monday, September 19, 2022, the day of Her Majesty’s interment, until sunset.
Georgia College & State University continues acquiring accolades as a top-ranked institution in the region and country. The 2023 U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges list designated Georgia College’s School of Nursing as the top, public undergraduate nursing program in Georgia. “Media organizations like U.S. News & World Report consistently reaffirm what Georgia College students, parents and alumni already know: our institution offers an exceptional and contemporary public liberal...
In remembrance of those whose lives were taken and in solidarity with the families and communities who still experience that loss, we continue to pray for healing. We honor the sacrifices of the first responders and service members who have committed to serve on 9/11 and the many years since. So that we always remember those we lost and those who served, we recognize this day and reflect on the values that bind our nation together. On Sunday, September 11 and Monday, September 12,...
Join us today for the inauguration of Cathy Cox! The ceremony will take place at 3 p.m., in Centennial Center. A livestream option will be available on the inauguration website. The stream will go live, before the ceremony, at 2:45 p.m.
Does the Daily Digest seem different today? With the new school year, comes a new look for Georgia College & State University’s daily email newsletter. The Office of University Communications is updating the Daily Digest to feature a fresh design and a cleaner interface based on responses to a campus survey conducted in Spring 2022. Audience members asked for a more graphically-engaging newsletter reflecting the educational environment Georgia College fosters on campus. The new color...
In an effort to promote consistency across internal and external email communications, the Office of University Communications offers a template for employee email signatures. We encourage all employees to utilize the standard signature in all email correspondence and to adopt the full name of the university, particularly when communicating with external audiences. The template includes all the necessary information, along with optional details, to maintain brand consistency across...
Due to production and supply chain issues, production time for name tags is now 4- 7 weeks from order submission time until orders are produced and have arrived on campus. All name tag orders are processed in one batch at the end of each month. If you're in need of name tags for the upcoming year, please order before the end of July if you need to receive your orders in August. Order can be placed online at gcsu.edu/nametag. If you're looking to place an order for a larger group,...
Through Georgia College’s liberal arts mission, students are taught a variety of marketable skills for today’s workforce. They learn to think critically about problems, work in diverse teams, face ambiguity and uncertainty with boldness and communicate effectively. These skills—valuable in any career—can be transferred across any number of jobs and are useful for life in general. At Georgia College, those skills provided through a liberal arts education serve as a foundation. On top...
Update: I9:54 a.m. July 14, 2022 The City of Milledgeville has lifted a boil water advisory affecting some buildings on the Georgia College campus. At 9:54 a.m., Thursday, July 14, City of Milledgeville water department officials communicated that water quality testing has confirmed the microbiological quality of the water in the distribution system is safe for human consumption. These areas include: West Hancock Street between South Clarke Street and South Jackson Street and on South...
