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The Office of Human Resources hoped to utilize the ePerformance module within OneUSG for the evaluation period of Feb. 1, 2024 – Jan. 31, 2025. In reviewing where that initiative currently stands:System: Further understanding is needed of the back-end set-up, workflow sequencing and end-user experience. Testing items are still pending to ensure our employees and managers have a successful experience with OneUSG ePerformance.Staffing: With the departure of three full-time HR employees...

To kick off Thunder’s Safari Adventure, Wildlife Critters: Circle of Life Petting Zoo will be at the Library Green Space from 12 until 2 p.m. Come out to see large and small farm, exotic and reptile animals. There will even be donkeys, alpacas and goats! You don’t want to miss the first stop on Thunder’s Safari Adventure.

The February 2025 Newsletter features our Department of Information Systems & Computer Science. Read about our 2025 Executive in Residence and Executive Forum Programs, hear from some talented alumni and explore ways to get engaged with our students!

Intro to Podcasting will present an overview of the podcasting industry including how to write and produce a podcast, the major companies involved in podcasting, studio setup and editing, how to promote a podcast and jobs available in the industry. Students will produce their own podcast episode in this course. The course is 100% online for four weeks in June. No live or scheduled course sessions. Complete weekly classwork on your own time. Intro to Podcasting: MSCM 3313 CRN: 50409Contact...

Inside Sports Broadcasting will provide students with an overview of sports television broadcasting. Topics covered include the early years of sports television, the founding of ESPN and its impact on sports telecasts, how sporting events are produced for television, advertising’s influence on the business of sports broadcasting and the political and cultural impact on sports.This course is 100% online. Four weeks in May. No live or scheduled course sessions. Complete weekly classwork...

The Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship is recruiting up to four students to participate in the University of New Mexico’s Global Scaling Competition. The competition is entirely online and has two rounds, a qualifying round in March and a finals round in April. Last year the Georgia College & State University Team won first place, securing a $7,500 payday, as well as a $2,500 award for a first place finish in the qualifying round. Contact Dr Creel at Nicholas.Creel@gcsu.edu...