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On Oct. 3, CAB is giving students the opportunity to purchase a ticket worth $55 for only $15! There are a limited number available, and tickets will be first come, first serve. So, purchase them now at the Den or Student Activities Center. Your ticket can only be used the day of the event. Tickets include unlimited rides, a $5 food voucher and optional free transportation. The bus is scheduled to leave at 5 p.m. and return at 10 p.m. Keep an eye on our Instagram @gc_cab for more updates!

The 2024-2025 Georgia State Charitable Contributions Program (GASCCP) Campaign is now open and runs through Nov. 16, 2024. This year our new theme is “Your change can make a change.”The Georgia State Charitable Contributions Program is an annual fundraising effort that allows state and university system employees to donate to their favorite charitable organizations through the convenience of payroll deduction or one-time gifts. This can be done through the OneUSG portal within the...

Brent Evans, finance professor, is offering a crash course on investing and the use of tax shelters that are available to faculty (both specific to Georgia College & State University employees and also shelters that anyone can use) such as the 403(b), 457(b), HSA and Roth IRA accounts. While investing is the primary focus, Brent will spend some time on other topic areas (e.g. health insurance).You are welcome to bring your lunch to the session.Please sign up for this eventWednesday,...

Workshop Description:This workshop dives into the unique dynamics that shape the student success journey for Generation Z. As digital natives with distinct values, learning styles and expectations, Gen Z requires new approaches to engagement and support in academic settings. Participants will explore the nuances of Gen Z's transition from high school to college, their use of technology and the evolving educational landscape. The session will highlight how to effectively address their...

Holly Croft, associate director of Georgia College & State University’s Special Collections, was recently appointed to a three-year term on the Georgia Historical Records Advisory Council by Gov. Brian Kemp.By executive order, Kemp selected Croft to serve as one of the council’s 12 members through June 2027. The group meets once a year but works online to review applications for funding, choose worthy preservationists for annual awards and tend to other historical state issues.“When...

The 2024-2025 Legends of Honors Series—our Zoom-based programs for students, alumni and friends of the Honors College—kicks off with a presentation by Dr. Sunita Manian on Wed., Sept. 25, at 6 p.m. Dr. Manian has taught Honors courses for many years and has served a term on the Honors Faculty Council. The title of her presentation—“'I thought I was the only boy who liked boys': Experiences of Queer Youth in India”—relates to a comment made by a young man, Sagun, speaking about his...