We will hold two information sessions for GC Reads facilitators and anyone who is interested in being a facilitator but who wants to learn more.These sessions will be held on Teams. Click the links below to join at the time of the meeting:Wed, July 30 at 3 p.m.: Join GC Reads Facilitator Session - July 30Mon, Aug. 4 at 2 p.m.: Join GC Reads Facilitator Session - Aug. 4 GC Reads is a micro-seminar that introduces all new Georgia College & State University students to academic discussion...
We will hold two information sessions for GC Reads facilitators and anyone who is interested in being a facilitator but who wants to learn more.These sessions will be held on Teams. Click the links below to join at the time of the meeting:Wed, July 30 at 3 p.m.: Join GC Reads Facilitator Session - July 30Mon, Aug. 4 at 2 p.m.: Join GC Reads Facilitator Session - Aug. 4 GC Reads is a micro-seminar that introduces all new Georgia College & State University students to academic discussion...
There is still time to participate in Wellbeing BINGO! Summer gives us a little more breathing room to focus on ourselves. Complete five items in a row to get a BINGO and earn a prize. See the BINGO card attached below and send your completed card to gcsuwellbeing@gcsu.edu by August 15.
GC Reads will be held on Friday, Aug. 15, for all new students during Week of Welcome. GC Reads is a 75-minute micro-seminar that gives new students an introduction to college academic discussion. In alignment with the QEP, Bobcats FIRST, all of the essays are related to mental health and wellbeing. We need around 70 facilitators to make GC Reads a success. Facilitators are faculty and staff who help guide a discussion about the assigned essay. Facilitators can be as creative as they...
by Cindy O'DonnellIt’s the time of year for cheer and plenty. But for some, it can be a time of bare shelves and empty plates. College students are not immune to experiencing food insecurity.According to the Healthy Minds survey conducted last spring, 22% of Georgia College & State University students experienced some degree of food insecurity in the past 12 months, said Amy Whatley, director of Student Care and Outreach. That's reflective of the national average reported in a 2024...
