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Project BRAVE is Georgia College & State University's power-based interpersonal violence prevention education program. Through Project BRAVE, we educate our campus community about the various forms of power-based interpersonal violence (sexual assault, dating and domestic violence, stalking and harassment) and how each of us has a role to play in preventing and disrupting violence.   We are currently recruiting for new peer educators. Project BRAVE Peer Educators are a dedicated cohort...

Vivian Cassaniti, ’23, is Georgia College & State University’s 2024 Academic Recognition Day representative. She was recognized at a luncheon by University System of Georgia Chancellor Sonny Perdue April 10 in Atlanta. Cassaniti received a letter of commendation from the chancellor and a signed resolution from the Georgia General Assembly. She was selected based on her outstanding scholastic achievement including GPA, academic awards, scholarship or creativity and diversity of intellectual...

Thanks to the generous contributions of more than two dozen alumni, friends, and students, we have already raised $4300, exceeding the Honors College’s Giving Challenge goal of $4000. Thank you, so much, to everyone who has already given! The Giving Challenge ends today, April 12 at midnight. If you have not already, please consider making a contribution. With additional funds, we could take additional students on the fall break trip to New Orleans, where they will explore the French...

In preparation for the start of the summer schedule, which is Monday–Thursday 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Friday 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., beginning on May 6 and continuing through August 9, 2024, the Office of Human Resources and Payroll Services has outlined important information for guidance and procedural awareness: 30-Minute Lunches Supervisors have the flexibility to work with their staff to modify lunch breaks up to one hour, as needed. If an additional 30 minutes are approved for lunch:...

The Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) often hears from students about how instructors impact their learning and personal growth, making them self-actualized in their endeavors. So, as an ongoing basis of support, CTL instituted a Thank-a-Teacher program in the Fall of 2021 to acknowledge instructors' contributions to our students. During the Fall 2021 semester, we collected and distributed almost 400 student acknowledgments, and we're excited to hear that some faculty are using...

Is there an instructor who has positively impacted your life, and you want to recognize them? If so, the Center for Teaching and Learning developed a Thank-a-Teacher at GCSU program that allows you to do just that. By completing a short survey, you can tell us how a GCSU instructor has helped you reach your goals, and we will send them a letter and certificate for you. No acknowledgment is too small; acknowledging someone who makes a difference enables you to make a positive difference...

A poem by alumn Miller Oberman, '06, was featured this week on the Poem-A-Day website.  Oberman received his Masters in Fine Arts in Creative Writing at Georgia College & State University. “The Centaur” explores themes of fatherhood, gender and loss. It was featured on the Academy of American Poet’s website, poets.org, Tuesday, April 9. His first collection of poetry, “The Unstill Ones” was published in 2017 by Princeton University Press. His second collection, “Impossible Things,”...

The Honors College’s 2024 Giving Challenge kicked off yesterday and runs through Friday, April 12. Generous donors have already given more than $1300 toward the $4000 goal. And that is on top of support provided over the last few months by the Honors Advisory Board and a matching gift by `89 alumnus Dr. Roger Best. Please help us secure the remaining amount by giving as you are able to and, just as importantly, by spreading the word to friends and colleagues. We are raising funds to...