The Advising Department will be hosting our annual Next Step (Transfer) College Fair on Wednesday, February 22nd from 10:00AM – 3:00PM on the Cartersville Instructional Site. It is a great opportunity for students to meet one-on-one with representatives from other colleges and learn more about transfer opportunities. We currently have received confirmation for the following […]
Monthly Archives: February 2017
Medical ID Cards
Using your benefits starts with your Member ID number. You can print a temporary ID card and you can even keep your ID card handy on your mobile device. Member ID Cards 2017
SMP scores big in state competition
The Six Mile Post received the first place award for overall General Excellence for newspapers produced by students at colleges with fewer than 8,000 students at the Georgia College Press Association’s annual awards luncheon in Macon Feb. 11. This is the second year in a row the SMP has taken the top award, beating out […]
USG eclips for February 9, 2017
University System News: www.usnews.com See the Highest, Lowest Tuition in Each State Discover which ranked public schools in each state charge residents the highest and lowest tuition and fees. http://www.usnews.com/education/best-colleges/paying-for-college/articles/2017-02-08/see-the-highest-lowest-tuition-in-each-state By Briana Boyington | Digital Producer College is an expensive investment. Public schools, which are usually cheaper than private institutions, can be a great option […]
USG eclips for February 10, 2017
University System News: www.theridge957.com GHC PROFESSOR SELECTED TO STUDY IN SOUTH AFRICA http://theridge957.com/ghc-professor-selected-study-south-africa/?forwardie6=1 WRITTEN BY ELIZABETH DAVIS A Georgia Highlands College faculty member has been selected to study in South Africa. According to a GHC media release, Christina Wolfe, Assistant Professor of Sociology, has been chosen to take part in the University of South Carolina’s […]
Book a Library Instruction Class for ANY Assignment!
Welcome to the Spring Semester from Your Friendly Librarians! Research can be overwhelming for students unfamiliar with the process. But never fear, librarians are here to help! We can come to your class for a few minutes (or an hour) and give your students a solid foundation on which to build their assignments. Whether your […]
New Policies
Two new policies have been added. They are Compensation and Performance Management. They can be found in the policy section of the Human Resources page. They can be found under Compliance-Policies. Compensation Performance Management
Support the Charger Cheerleaders
On Wednesday February 15th from 4:00pm – 9:00pm Shane’s Bar-B-Q in Rome, GA will host a fundraiser to benefit the Chargers Cheerleaders. A percentage from the sales will go back to support our fantastic cheerleaders. In order for us to receive the funds patrons must identify themselves as supporting the Charger Cheerleaders. So spread the […]
2017 Literary Meet-call for judges and volunteers!
It’s okay to judge! Or just keep a little time! Once again GHC will host the 6AAAA Georgia High School Association’s 2017 Literary Meet at the Floyd campus on Friday, March 3. Events are scheduled from 8:30 – 2:00. We ask faculty and staff to assist in welcoming these talented high school students by volunteering […]
Softball
Chargers (9-3) sweep day two of the GHC Border battle winning 5-0 against Cleveland State and finishing the night with a 13-0 win against #10 ranked Shelton State in five innings. Rebecca Meade won game one against Cleveland State throwing a one-hitter in seven innings with seven strikeouts. Micayla McCoy made history throwing GHC’s first […]
