Behind Briana Davis 20 points, and former Armuchee standout Elizabeth Newberry‘s double – double, 12 points and 14 rebounds the Lady Chargers rolled to a 88-47 conference win over Andrew College at the Corral. The Lady Chargers won for the 5 time in 6 games. GHC is off to a great start going (5-1) on the season […]
Monthly Archives: November 2017
Please support GHC Study Abroad’s FilmRaiser for the movie “Wonder”
Hello GHC! Do you like going to the movies? Well, I discovered an innovative way to fund raise to help the GHC Study Abroad travelers and we are going to do a test run. It’s called “FilmRaising.” Film + fundraising = film raising. There is a major motion picture called “Wonder” with Julia Roberts & […]
USG eclips for November 15, 2017
University System News: www.ajc.com Georgia college students, activists protest tuition policy http://www.ajc.com/news/local-education/georgia-college-students-activists-protest-tuition-policy/6F7lI6znl9zRH2RNS4k6TP/ Eric Stirgus A group of veteran civil rights activists and more than a dozen students appealed Wednesday to the Georgia Board of Regents to change policies they say discriminate against immigrant students without legal status. The demonstrators want the board to remove a […]
Rome Library Fall Break and Thanksgiving Hours
The Rome and Cartersville Libraries will observe Fall Break and Thanksgiving hours for the week of November 20: Monday – Wednesday: 8:00am – 5:30pm Thursday (Thanksgiving) and Friday: CLOSED We will resume normal hours on Monday, Nov. 27.
NOSC Atlanta Sailor Throws the First Pitch at Georgia Highlands College Veteran’s Day Softball Game
Full story: NOSC Atlanta Sailor Throws the First Pitch at Georgia Highlands College Veteran’s Day Softball Game Boatswains Mate 1st Class Joshua Maurer, leading petty officer of the operations department at Navy Operational Support Center (NOSC) Atlanta, was among the honored student veterans that threw the ceremonial first pitch at the Georgia Highlands College Veteran’s […]
World AIDS Day Event on Tuesday, Dec 5th at 12:45pm
In recognition of World AIDS Day 2017, all GHC students, staff, faculty, & friends are invited to join us on Tuesday, Dec 5th for a presentation of “HIV 101″ by the AIDS Resource Council (Paulding site, room P-112, 12:45pm). Free and confidential Rapid HIV Tests & individual counseling will also be available until 1:45pm (room […]
CVS Caremark
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Ethics Trivia
In GHC’s policy, Conflict of Commitment or Interest, it states, “Georgia Highlands College employees and affiliates must be free from conflicts of interest and commitment that could adversely influence their judgment, objectivity, and loyalty to the institution in conducting institution business activities and assignments. “ Send your response to the following question to Terri Cavender, […]
Turkey Day Walk Run Today
The 30th Annual Turkey Day Walk Run will be held TODAY @ 2:00pm down at the Lake. The trail will be the 1.85 loop behind the Observatory. Registration will begin at 1:45pm at the Pavilion. You will need to estimate the time it takes you to walk or run around the 1.85 mile course. The […]
GHC recognized in California-based publication on education technology
FULL ARTICLE: Georgia College Kicking Off Robotics Program for Middle Schoolers THE Journal is dedicated to informing and educating K-12 senior-level district and school administrators, technologists, and tech-savvy educators within districts, schools, and classrooms to improve and advance the learning process through the use of technology. Launched in 1972, THE Journal was the first magazine to cover education […]