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Our December newsletter highlights our Department of Management, Marketing & Logistics, award-winning faculty member Dr. Ania Rynarzewska and talented alumnus Craig Conyers, who works with Georgia Pacific. We invite you to read our monthly updates and wish you a wonderful end to the semester!

Happy holidays! Please note the IT Service Desk’s holiday hours begin Saturday, Dec. 13, 2025, through Sunday, Jan. 4, 2026. Come visit us in our new location in 100 Chappell Hall, just inside the front door of Chappell Hall.Georgia College & State University is closed from Dec. 24, 2025, through Jan. 2, 2026. During the winter break, the IT Service Desk staff will monitor phone and email messages. Information Technology staff will monitor systems and services to ensure availability...

Information Technology is updating the Certificates for the Cisco ISE servers providing the authentication for the wireless network Thursday, Dec. 4, 5 - 7 .am. You may need to re-accept the certificate for the wireless after this update has been completed. If you run into any issues concerning the certificate update, please submit a ticket for assistance at https://AskIT.gcsu.edu or contact the IT Service Desk at 478-445-7378.

GCSU will host our annual President’s Scholarship Competition (PSC) on Friday, Dec. 5. Approximately 100 high school seniors will be on campus competing for our prestigious scholarships. Please join us in making these students and their guests feel welcome at Georgia College.

Students in Georgia College & State University’s Department of Communication are producing 'GC Home for the Holidays,' a festive variety show. You are invited to watch the premiere on Thursday, Dec. 18, on YouTube. The student-produced program features faculty, staff and students from the GCSU community sharing musical performances, holiday recipes, cultural traditions and favorite family celebrations. The show offers viewers an entertaining mix of talent and traditions that capture...

At GCSU, holidays are different here. Our Night of Lights (formerly Hanging of the Greens) event has welcomed the community to campus for the past 19 years, and this season, we're going to spread the cheer even further with a float in the Milledgeville parade!You can get in on the action, too. All staff, faculty, students and alumni are invited to volunteer for three fun activities: Decorating, Parade Participation and the Hot Chocolate & Cider Station. Together, let's make it a season...

December Safety Tips from GCSU DPS! As we wrap up the semester, here are a few safety reminders to help you finish strong and head into the holidays with confidence:Watch the weather! Cold temps and slick conditions can pop up fast. Stay alert, dress warm, and give yourself extra time getting around campus.Secure your space before break. Lock doors and windows, unplug electronics, take out the trash, and store valuables out of sight before heading home.Travel safely! Whether you're...

Non-academic offices that wish to request an Administrative Graduate Assistant for AY 2026-2027 should complete the Administrative Graduate Assistant Request Form on or before Dec. 15, 2025. To submit a request, click here or visit the Graduate Assistantship web page of The Graduate School website to access the form and see other important facts on graduate assistants.If your area received an Administrative Graduate Assistant allocation previously, you are required to re-apply each...

The Digital Humanities Collaborative invites faculty to join a new Faculty Learning Community (FLC) on Teaching and Integrating Digital Humanities in Spring 2026. As digital tools and methods increasingly shape research, communication and creative inquiry, this FLC will provide a collaborative space for faculty to explore how Digital Humanities approaches can enrich teaching and scholarship. Participants will begin with shared discussions of What We Teach When We Teach DH, designed...