As Needed” Part-Time Instructor positions As a reminder, to access OneUSG Connect – Careers go to OneUSG Connect Employee Self Service. Accessing, searching and applying is easy! Log into OneUSG Connect From Recruiting, Select “Apply for Jobs” to view internal job postings Click the job you are interested in and follow the steps to apply […]
Monthly Archives: May 2020
USG e-clips for May 21, 2020
University System News: Douglas Now SGSC ASSISTS STUDENTS WITH THEIR DREAMS OF A COLLEGE EDUCATION South Georgia State College (SGSC) has entered into a partnership with Fresh Start Academy (FSA) in Albany, Georgia, to create additional pathways for students to pursue higher education at a residential state college of the University System of Georgia. The […]
USG e-clips for May 20, 2020
WJBF Augusta University’s new saliva testing method could make coronavirus testing a whole lot easier by: Devin Johnson Augusta University continues to be a leader in the fight against coronavirus. “What we have discovered is, we can test saliva, Dr. Philip Coule. “We have been working to validate that method of testing. We are also […]
USG e-clips for May 19, 2020
University System News: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Georgia companies redirect efforts to COVID-19 supply needs By Andy Peters Gaston Liang’s company normally manufactures product molds at its factories in southern China. But in the past two months, he’s redirected his facilities to make surgical masks for health care workers. Liang, CEO of Atlanta-based LGG Corp., isn’t […]
USG e-clips for May 18, 2020
University System News: WGXA MGSU to lend a helping hand against COVID-19 by Whitney Hines The School of Aviation at Middle Georgia State University is lending a helping hand in the fight against COVID-19. Lyle Perry, assistant chief flight instructor, says that the school is partnering with Angel Flight of Georgia to deliver tests via […]
USG e-clips for May 15, 2020
University System News: Inside HigherEd State Cuts Grow Deep By Kery Murakami Seemingly daily lately, officials in states around the country have announced the need to make major cuts that could hit colleges and universities. And Thursday was no exception, as California governor Gavin Newsom said the state would have to cut higher education by $1.7 billion […]
USG e-clips for May 14, 2020
University System News: Savannah CEO Georgia Southern and Ogeechee Tech Create Accelerated Pathway for Student Success Staff Report Georgia Southern University signed a memorandum of understanding with Ogeechee Technical College to provide an automatic admission pathway for local students. The agreement creates an Accelerated Transfer Program that allows students who have been denied admission to […]
Charge Up Your Wellness
How are you charging up your wellness while working remotely? Send in your pictures or videos to GHCWellness@highlands.edu and help inspire others! Thanks Michelle for this great video!
Memorial Day Holiday 2020
Good Morning, Monday, 05/25/2020 is the Memorial Day Holiday. Please note that we are allowed 8 hours holiday pay for 05/25/2020. You have two options to make up the 9 required hours for that day. 1. You will need to either work an extra hour during the week of 05/24-05/30 to make up the required […]
GHC student’s love for music leads to unique final project
Georgia Highlands College student Josie Maddux, of Trion, pulled a leaf from her family tree in a creative approach to the final project of her Latino Literature class while wrapping up the semester remotely this spring. The daughter of country music singer/songwriter Derry Maddux, from the country music duo Buck and Duke, Maddux teamed up […]