What is Work of Art? Work of Art is a program about the art of living an emotionally healthy life. It helps you learn skills to foster resilience and boost happiness. You pick the activities that matter most to you — to enhance mindfulness, share gratitude, increase optimism, and make stronger connections. Watch this 2-minute video to see how you can begin creating your […]
Monthly Archives: October 2020
Community Conversations: Local Elections & Community Engagement
Clickable PDF attached. What: Join us for a 30-minute Q&A with Wendy Davis, Rome Commissioner for Ward 2, and Spencer Hogg. The Q&A will be followed by breakout rooms with the participants. People can submit questions ahead of time to Clifton Puckett at cpuckett@highlands.edu! When: October 14th at 2pm Where: Join us via Zoom by […]
30 Days of Gratitude – Day 27
Three Good Things Campaign: It is very easy… Before leaving work for the next 30 days simply write down three good things that happened to you today or three things that you are thankful for. Gratitude has a powerful impact on our physical and emotional well-being. Click Here for the Three Good Things Campaign worksheet
And the Winners are…
Congratulations to the winners of the GHC Wellness Health Assessment Prize drawing! A big thank you to all who participated. Be on the lookout for future chances to win. And the winners are: Water bottle – Jonathan Twilley GHC Wellness T-shirt – Larry Chadwell Gym Bag – Alex MacMurdo Reiter Grand Prize: $25 GHC Bookstore […]
Cybersecurity While Traveling
In a world where we are constantly connected, cybersecurity cannot be limited to the home or office. When you’re traveling— whether domestic or international—it is always important to practice safe online behavior and take proactive steps to secure Internet-enabled devices. The more we travel, the more we are at risk for cyberattacks. #BeCyberSmart and use […]
Spring 2021 Charger Orientations will Remain Virtual
Spring 2021 orientations will remain virtual, but there will be a few changes to be aware of when talking to incoming students. Students will register for a “Virtual Campus” instead of their intended campus in Check Admissions Status. They can still register for classes at any location. Each site will host an optional “Welcome to […]
USG e-clips for September 30, 2020
University System News: Gwinnett Daily Post Georgia shows high COVID case totals at colleges, but UGA reports improvement By Andy Miller, Georgia Health News Georgia has seen several positive trends recently on COVID-19. New infections reported daily have come way down. Georgia health officials reported just over 600 new cases Monday — one of the […]
USG e-clips for October 1, 2020
University System News: Capitol Beat Hundreds of buildings being eyed for possible renaming on Georgia college campuses by Beau Evans An advisory group mulling whether to rename buildings and academic colleges on the University System of Georgia’s 26 campuses has whittled down to a list of 840 buildings and nearly 40 college and university names […]
USG e-clips for October 2, 2020
University System News: WJCL COVID cases on the decline at Georgia Southern University Dave Williams, Reporter COVID cases are headed in the right direction at Georgia Southern University. After seeing numbers in the hundreds when the fall semester started, the number of positive cases has continued to drop. Last week, there were only three, and […]
USG e-clips for October 5, 2020
University System News: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution A look at major coronavirus developments in Georgia over the past week By Helena Oliviero With the number of coronavirus cases on a steady decline, Georgia is finally out of the COVID-19 red zone. Georgia reported the 23rd-highest rate of case growth in the United States from Sept. 19 […]