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Mark Higginbotham began his college career as an engineering major, but after over two years studying biochemistry, physics and engineering, he came to a realization: He felt most fulfilled when he was helping his classmates work through complex concepts to understand the course material. Maybe he was meant to be an educator.After earning his undergraduate degree, Higginbotham took a year off from classes to serve as a paraprofessional. It was during this time that he fell in love...

Maggie Glover, of Gray, Georgia, loved growing up around sports – so much so that she majored in exercise science.“This major offered me an opportunity to grow my knowledge and pursue a profession where I could care for athletes, like me,” Glover said.Glover is a standout player on the Georgia College & State University championship women’s and co-ed flag football teams, placing in the top three at the National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association Championship for two consecutive...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. | Georgia College & State University third baseman Kam Caldwell has been named to the National Fastpitch Coaches Association Division II All-Southeast Region second team.The awards honor softball student-athletes from the Association's eight regions with first and second-team selections. NFCA member head coaches from each respective region nominated their student-athletes and voted for the teams. All the honorees are now eligible for selection to the 2025 NFCA Division...

Barb Szyjko, Georgia College & State University's retired Instructional Technology staff specialist, came up with the 10-minute rule during her 14 years here at Georgia College, and we think it's a great guideline. If you've been working on a GeorgiaVIEW issue for 10 minutes without resolution, please give CTL a call or send an email. We're glad to help and can save you time and anguish.

This summer, improve your own wellness by participating in Wellbeing Bingo, sponsored by Bobcats FIRST and Staff Council. Wellbeing Bingo is a self-paced activity you can do throughout the summer. Complete five items in a row to win a prize, or go for the whole card!To participate, save or print the Bingo card attached below. Mark off items as you complete them. When you have a Bingo, e-mail a picture or scan of your card to gcsuwellbeing@gcsu.edu.

Are you ready to meet the Class of 2029 Bobcats? Then, join us at this summer's orientation sessions at the Bobcat Marketplace. This is an excellent opportunity for incoming first-year students to learn about your campus services. The Marketplace will run from 1 p.m. until 3 p.m. in the Maxwell Student Union during the following orientation sessions:June 3June 4 (Bridge Scholars Orientation)June 5June 10June 12July 22July 24You will find the link to sign up for Bobcat Marketplace HERE...

End-of-Semester Safety ChecklistPersonal Safety and SecurityLock all doors and windows before leaving campus housing or apartments.Don’t post detailed travel plans on social media.Store valuables in a secure location or take them home.Packing & Moving:Lift with your legs, not your back — ask for help with heavy items.Don’t overload carts, stairs, or vehicles.Be aware of traffic and pedestrians when loading vehicles.Travel Safety:Ensure your vehicle is road-trip ready (check oil, brakes,...

We invite you to read our May issue of From the Desk of the Dean. Each month, the College of Business & Technology features an alumnus, faculty member and showcases recent events. This month, meet Zach Mullins of Locality, Dr. Serafin, a Marketing professor and read about our awards and celebration season!

New charter vehicle and rental vehicle rates and policies will go into effect on July 1, 2025.Charter Rates$80 per hour (includes the driver and shuttle) Driver hotel, driver per diem, shuttle parking and toll invoices are additional costs. GCSU Parking and Transportation Vehicle Rental14-passenger mini shuttles - $200 per day rate, plus fuel Golf cart $40 per day The driver is responsible for cleaning and fueling the GCSU vehicle after each use. A minimum fee of $50 will be added...

New guest parking, event parking and special request parking policies will go into effect on July 1, 2025.Guest ParkingThree free guest permits are available every 60 days. After the three free permits have been used, a standard fee of $5 will be charged for each guest permit. Guest parking is no longer available in employee parking lots.  Guest parking is only available in the Irwin St., Centennial Center or West Campus parking lots. North Liberty St. and North Wilkinson St. spaces...