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A team of Georgia College & State University faculty and the Digital Humanities Collaborative is developing an ongoing digital exhibition featuring more than 100 original works of art by major artists from our permanent collections, all centered on themes of social justice: DemocracyCivil RightsImmigration & Migration Labor Gender & Sexuality Political Protest War, Peace & Revolution Healthcare & Environmental JusticeWe invite faculty and students to collaborate with us! Choose an...

The American Democracy Project at Georgia College & State University requests your support for another semester of engaging weekly discussions on current events and topics of local and/or global public interest in any discipline or field. Times Talk is celebrating its 19th year as a GCSU campus tradition and a nationally innovative civic engagement program by providing a space in the GCSU library for interested community members to gather from noon-12:50 p.m. every Wednesday to discuss...

The Georgia College & State University Jazz Band is looking for a trumpet player to fill out the section.  Rehearsals are on Tuesday and Thursday from 3:30 to 4:45 p.m., and our concerts are on March 27 and April 26. If you are available and interested, please contact Dr. Towner ASAP at clifford.towner@gcsu.edu.

The Interim Dean of the John H. Lounsbury College of Education, Joanne Previts, along with the search committee for the position of College of Education Associate Dean, will host three candidates for on-campus interviews and open forums. We encourage all faculty and staff to attend the open forums, which will be held in the Pat Peterson Museum Education Room at the following times:Candidate 2 - Tuesday, Jan. 28 at 2 p.m. CANCELLEDCandidate 3 - Thursday, Jan. 30 at 2 p.m.Candidate 1...

Assistant Professor of Teacher Education, Dr. Suzanna Roman-Oliver, wrote the book "The Science I Know" to showcase the ways her former and current science education students integrate culture in their teaching.The book is targeted to science teachers and science teacher educators."Many of the science education students I've worked with in the past struggled with finding good examples of culturally relevant pedagogy in the science class (Ladson-Billings, 1995)," Roman-Oliver said...

Transform your organization's funding potential with our intensive Grant Writing Workshop. You'll learn from Georgia College & State University grant-winning faculty, Dr. Carrie Cook and Dr. Min Kim, in this four-session professional development series designed for nonprofit professionals, educators and community leaders seeking to enhance their grant writing skills.What You'll Learn:Session 1: Foundations of Grant Writing & Research - Discover the essentials of grant writing, including...

The Rural Studies Institute is pleased to invite you to our 2024-2025 virtual noon-day discussion series, "Feast for Thought, An Exploration of Food, Society and the Environment by Engaging the Public Liberal Arts." Join us for an engaging interdisciplinary discussion with Georgia College & State University experts, as we explore the intricate relationships between food systems, cultural practices and our planet. Whether you're passionate about sustainability and environmental issues,...