Monthly Archives: January 2024

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MLK Holiday 2024

Good Morning, Monday, 01/15/2024 is the observed MLK Holiday. Please note that we are allowed 8 hours holiday pay for 01/15/2024. 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 01/14-01/20 to make the required 9 […]

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MLK Holiday 2024

Good Morning, Monday, 01/15/2024 is the observed MLK Holiday. Please note that we are allowed 8 hours holiday pay for 01/15/2024. 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 01/14-01/20 to make the required 9 […]

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USG e-clips for January 10, 2024

University System News: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Kemp unveils $2B in new spending for roads, sewers, new schools By Greg Bluestein Gov. Brian Kemp is dipping deeper into Georgia’s state coffers for a range of major infrastructure and education projects that include a new medical school, a new dental school, more money for sewer improvements and […]

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CETL Next Week: Who are our students? + Teaching Students How to Use AI

Who are our students? Tuesday, January 16, 2024  |  2-3 pm | Teams | Facilitators: AJ Thomas, Josie Baudier, & Rachel Rupprecht Who are GHC students? Join us for an overview from IESI of GHC student demographic data, including race, ethnicity, gender, intended major/pathway, first-generation status, hometown, financial aid eligibility, high school and college GPA, […]

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USG e-clips for January 9, 2024

University System News: SaportaReport Pedro Cherry, 2024 chair of Georgia Chamber, to focus on economic opportunity by Maria Saporta As the Georgia Chamber of Commerce enters a new year, one theme is on its mind – how to make sure Georgia maintains its standing (10 years running) as the best state for business.  In 2024, […]