University System News: www.walb.com Fight Albany Blight and ASU partner to reduce litter http://www.walb.com/story/37728763/fight-albany-blight-and-asu-partner-to-reduce-litter By Whitney Shelton, Reporter ALBANY, GA (WALB) – If you drove along Radium Springs road near Albany State University Wednesday afternoon you probably noticed litter pickup efforts. This is all part of a brand new partnership between the city and ASU […]
Monthly Archives: March 2018
Walk the Track with Me, C’ville!
Every Thursday at 2:00 pm, I walk the indoor track in the Cartersville Gym and would love to have you join me! Just drop by or send me an email if you want to come along! 🙂 -Marla mmeans@highlands.edu
Please Invite Your Students to this Floyd Library Workshop!
This Tuesday, March 20, at 2:00 pm at the Floyd Library in room L-135 I am presenting a library workshop on how to use Weebly to make an online resume/curriculum vita. The students will be able to make their own professional website that they can link future employers to. The students that have attended the […]
Money Monday – March 26th
This month’s topic: Money at Work 2: Sharpening Investment Skills Webinar will be Monday at noon. Is your savings strategy on the right track? And if you’re off track, do you know what adjustments to make? TIAA’s workshop leader will provide insight into complex investments and: • Help you assess how much money you may […]
Tuition Assistance Program – apply by April 15th for Summer Semester!
Please submit your TAP application for Summer Semester to Emily Farmer in Human Resources by April 15th. For information on the program, visit: https://www.usg.edu/hr/benefits/tuition_assistance_program
Flu season not over as allergy season begins
https://www.cdc.gov/flu/weekly/usmap.htm Even as flu lingers (latest report shows that flu is still widespread in Georgia, although reported cases are becoming more sporadic in neighboring states of Alabama, Tennessee and South Carolina – see map), allergies are irritating our noses and throats: Spring allergies are already making a comeback in the United States, as grass and […]
Please join us for “Sisters Who Mean Business” Women’s History Event – March 19, 2018 2 PM Cartersville Student Center Room 102
The Humanities Division would like to cordially invite you and your classes to attend an event that we are putting on as part of our Women’s History Month series this coming Monday, March 19th at 2:00 PM at the Cartersville Student Center Room 102. Light refreshments will be served. Karen, Daniela and Stephanie are 3 […]
Caught?
Did you catch someone in the act of great customer service, teaching or caring? Do you want to recognize someone who had a great idea? Let them know they were caught! Simply go to the Employee recognition page, http://www2.highlands.edu/site/recognition to submit a nomination from the navigation list on the right side of the webpage.
GHC’s food pantry earns state award at the 25th Annual Georgia College Counseling Association Conference
A few years ago, Georgia Highlands College started a project called the Charger Food Pantry to help combat the nationwide problem of food insecurity among college students. GHC was recognized with the “Advocacy Award” at the 25th Annual Georgia College Counseling Association Conference, which brings together counselors from over 50 public and private universities across the […]
ONEUSG – EMPLOYEE SELF SERVICE OPEN LABS – TODAY
Employee Self Service is an easy-to-use online tool all employees will use within OneUSG Connect. All employees can access Employee Self Service from their desktop computer or mobile device. ESS goes live March 26, 2018. Open Computer Lab sessions are being conducted specifically for employees on Wednesday, March 14, 2018 to provide a preview of the new system. […]