Dear Faculty and Staff,As we approach the fiscal year-end, the Creative Services team will temporarily pause service from June 6 through 20, to process all FY25 charges. During this two-week period, our online order form will be suspended, and we will not accept new order requests. Online orders will reopen, and service will resume in full, promptly on June 21.We appreciate your understanding and encourage you to submit any urgent requests before June 6. This temporary pause will allow...
Executive Order by the GovernorBy joint resolution approved October 1, 1962, as amended (76 Stat. 676), and by Public Law 103-322, as amended (36 U.S.C. 136-137), the United States Congress authorized the President of the United States of America to designate May 15 of each year as "Peace Officers Memorial Day" and the week in which it falls as "Police Week."That the flag of the United States and the flag of the Great State of Georgia shall be flown at half-staff on all state buildings...
The annual Faculty and Staff Celebration of Excellence Awards were held Friday morning, April 18, in Russell Auditorium. Congratulations to all the award winners!Faculty AwardsPresented by Interim Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Holley RobertsExcellence in Teaching Award: Laurie PeeblesExcellence in Online Teaching Award: Suzanna Roman-OliverExcellence in Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Award: Andrew AllenExcellence in Scholarship and Creative Endeavors: Peter...
The flag of the United States and the flag of the State of Georgia will be flown at half-staff on the State Capitol building and in Fulton County on Monday, April 21, 2025, the day of Lt. Garcia’s memorial, until sunset. This 18th day of April 2025.Please see attached copy of the Executive Order.
Dr. Stephanie Rountree’s presentation centers Black and postcolonial feminisms to consider historical U.S. literature depicting public health and housing crises. She explores two narratives spanning time and place: Charles Chesnutt’s “Po’ Sandy” (1888), depicting a self-emancipated Black man’s struggle to survive unhoused in North Carolina; and, Louise Erdrich’s Four Souls (2004), following an Ojibwe woman’s journey to Minnesota to avenge both her stolen homeland and the life of her...
Dr. Stephanie Rountree’s presentation centers Black and postcolonial feminisms to consider historical U.S. literature depicting public health and housing crises. She explores two narratives spanning time and place: Charles Chesnutt’s “Po’ Sandy” (1888), depicting a self-emancipated Black man’s struggle to survive unhoused in North Carolina; and, Louise Erdrich’s Four Souls (2004), following an Ojibwe woman’s journey to Minnesota to avenge both her stolen homeland and the life of her...
Looking ahead, growing enrollment within the university’s graduate programs remains one of the institution’s primary goals for 2025 and beyond. To support that mission, all graduate enrollment operations will be centralized beginning March 15. “Combining the resources and expertise of our graduate and undergraduate admission processes will provide the pathways we need to grow our graduate student enrollment,” said GCSU President Cathy Cox. “Directing all enrollment strategy through...
Having trouble locating your favorite service app in MyGCSU? Tired of having to search for service apps? Customize your service apps today.All users (faculty, staff and students) have the ability to select their own set of apps to appear as colored tiles once they have logged into MyGCSU. If you only use 3 or 4 apps, you can have those always available at your fingertips. There are many apps you can choose to have on your homepage such as Degreeworks, Banner, GeorgiaVIEW, OneUSG, Peoplesoft,...
By Amanda RespessOne of the great American writers, Flannery O’Connor is a world-renowned icon of southern gothic fiction — but she was also a visual artist, and a newly discovered collection of her work will soon be unveiled to the world.Totaling 70 pieces — from oil paintings and a self-portrait, to wood-burned illustrations and linoleum-block prints — the collection will be revealed this March at O’Connor’s alma mater of Georgia College & State University (GCSU), in Milledgeville,...
By Amanda RespessGeorgia College & State University celebrates its 135th birthday today. Nov. 8 is the university’s Charter Day — the anniversary of the date in 1889 when Gov. John B. Gordon signed a bill into law establishing Georgia Normal & Industrial College.According to the 1891 GN&IC prospectus, “The original bill for the establishment of this institution was first introduced in the House of Representatives of the Georgia Legislature early in the July session of 1889, by Hon...
