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Your feedback matters.  We value your feedback and invite you to complete your Spring Term 2024 course evaluations. The survey period is now open, closing on April 29. Every survey is confidential, and your thoughtful responses regarding the instructional aspects of the course provide faculty with insights about course effectiveness and give insight into future improvements for the course and programs. Your instructor may set aside time in class to complete the surveys. Any device...

The Digital Humanities Collaborative is thrilled to announce this year's awards given to students for exceptional scholarship in DH presented at Research Day: Best DH data visualization: “Beyond Graduation: The Enduring Legacies of Georgia College's Trailblazing Women." Presenter: Suzy Parker; faculty advisor: Jolene Cole   Best DH short publication: “Performing Mask-ulinity: Ron DeSantis and the Art of Musical Disguise." Presenter: Victoriyah Friend; faculty advisor: Dr. Dana Gorzelany-Mostak...

Graduating seniors -  Congratulations on your upcoming graduation. Please take a few minutes to complete your First Destination Survey. We want to hear all about your upcoming career, graduate school, military, travel or service opportunities. If you are still looking for a job or awaiting a decision from a graduate school, please complete the survey and indicate “Still Looking.” Please complete the Class of 2024 Career Outcomes – First Destination Survey on Handshake  (Enter your...

LGBTQ+ Programs will be offering a S.T.A.R. Ally Workshop on Friday, April 12, from 2-5:30 p.m. Please register at this link. The S.T.A.R. Ally (support, teach, affirm, respect; GCSU's version of Safe Space) program advances one of Georgia College & State University's guiding principles of "instilling respect for human diversity and individuality" by affirming people of all sexual and gender identities and lessening the prejudice that limits the university experience and well-being...

The GCSU West Campus Garden is opening up for the Summer Rental Program. There are spaces available in raised beds and open row garden at a cost of $10 per space. Students are not charged this fee as they are already charged a fee when they pay their tuition. Availability is first come, first serve. Renters may reserve up to four rental spaces with the reservations going to the raised beds first, followed by the open row spaces. If there is space available, renters may be eligible...

Next week—from April 10 to 12—the Honors College will launch the public phase of its 2024 Giving Challenge. The Honors College is raising funds to underwrite the cost of a fall break trip to New Orleans for up to 40 Honors students, including those in Dr. Brian Newsome’s Honors course on World War II. Students will explore the French Quarter and visit both the World War II Museum and the Whitney Plantation. Thanks to the generous support of the Honors Advisory Board and a matching...

April is National Sexual Assault Awareness Month.  Research shows, an American is sexually assaulted every 68 seconds (RAINN). Additionally, in the U.S., one out of every four women and one out of every 26 men have experienced an attempted or completed rape in their lifetime (CDC).  Join us throughout the month as we raise awareness about the incidence of sexual assault, educate the campus community about preventing and responding to sexual assault and provide opportunities for survivors...

The Department of Continuing & Professional Education invites you to read our April Newsletter. We continue to provide you with a variety of fun programs and course offerings - open to anyone interested in learning or enrichment. Keep up with all the latest news and events and be sure to subscribe. April Newsletter | Smore Newsletters

In February, senior theatre major Mary Morgan Collier of Athens, Georgia, competed and won the Region IV Student Dramaturg Award from Literary Managers and Dramaturgs of the Americas  and the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival. Region IV is one of eight regions for the competition, so eight winners are chosen annually. From there, a panel of experts selected Collier as a national finalist for Region 4 and recipient of a LMDA/KCACTF Dramaturgy Fellowship for her dramaturgical...