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The Georgia College & State University Lettie Pate Whitehead Nursing Scholars Program has 12 spots in their fall 2024 cohort. Applications are open until May 1. The cohort-based nursing scholarship provides four-year funding for the cost of tuition and fees, housing, meals, textbooks, nursing program fees and one funded, healthcare-related study abroad. “The Lettie Pate Whitehead Scholarship is a beacon of opportunity, empowering women in Central Georgia to obtain a nursing education...

We are thrilled to announce the kickoff of our new Electronic Performance Management System (ePerformance) project. For the final phase of the OneUSG Careers module, we will be implementing ePerformance for staff and administrators. Paper evaluations will be a thing of the past. Click the link below to register for an info session where you’ll get an overview of what staff and administrators will be evaluated on beginning in 2025 (for evaluation period of Feb. 1, 2024 - Jan. 31, 2025)...

Register today to secure your spot. We need 25 participants for this event to take place.  On March 5, 2024, you can take advantage of the opportunity to have a mammogram completed in 15 minutes, right here on campus, in the privacy of the traveling mammogram mobile which has been affectionately nicknamed the "Pink Baby."  With early detection, mammograms can also prevent the need for extensive treatment for advanced cancers and improve chances of breast conservation. Visit this HIPAA...

The Talent Management Team (Chai, Susi, GeGee, Shaveta and Jen), in the Office of Human Resources, will provide two training opportunities for hiring managers to go over the student hiring process and student rehire process for regular students and federal work study students. Graduate Assistant processing will be handled separately. If you hire students or assist with hiring students, please plan to attend one of the following virtual training sessions to get the most up-to-date information...

On Feb. 24-25, Honors students participated in the Georgia Collegiate Honors Conference held at the University of North Georgia. Kassie Arps, Courtney Brandon, Ivan Chu, Katie Cooper, Maryellen Hagberg, Sydney Irons, Sofia Legoff-Flores, Juliann Mackiewicz, Chloe Melton, Blakely Queen and Wesley Sutton presented their scholarship, and Tommy Creekmore participated in a panel on Honors student leadership. They did a great job with their presentations. And Chloe Melton won Second Place...

The Georgia College & State University Mock Trial team competed at the American Mock Trial Association's regional tournament this past weekend and defeated three other universities. GCSU defeated Duke University--which was ranked fifth in the country last year, the University of Alabama and the College of Charleston. Additionally, Stelios Spirou won an Outstanding Attorney award, which is his third of the season, which is given to the top 10 out of 72 attorneys. This has been the most...

The goal of Small-group Instructional Diagnosis (SGID) is to provide faculty with important feedback that helps them adjust their teaching and improve student learning outcomes. It also allows faculty to reflect on and document critical teaching behaviors. This process, vetted in research, supports the continuous quality improvement of teaching and learning and shows our continued commitment to creating innovative learning environments, high-impact pedagogies and meaningful student-faculty...

President Cox's and Provost Spirou's reports from the February meeting of University Senate are now available. You can read these reports in the attached file.

On Feb. 22, 2024, seven Georgia College & State University biology students and Dominic DeSantis attended the annual meeting of the Georgia Chapter of The Wildlife Society at the University of North Georgia in Dahlonega. Undergraduate student attendees were Amber Stubbs, Danielle Bartlett and Ziv Moench. Biology graduate student attendees were Jack Powers, Elizabeth Noble, Mathew Gordon and Ashley McMahon. All seven students, from the research labs of DeSantis and Katie Stumpf, delivered...

During the remainder of Black History Month, the public is invited to see two authentic propaganda posters at Georgia College & State University that give a glimpse of life during World War I and America’s efforts to recruit African American soldiers. The posters—called “True Blue” and “Colored man is no slacker”—hang on the wall of a replicated classroom at Georgia College’s Sallie Ellis Davis House. They reveal a time when African American men enlisted, answering the call to defend...