Come see what Floyd Campus Environmental Science students have been working on this Fall! A student poster session will be held on Monday Dec 6 in the Floyd Student Center from 12:30 to 1:30. Students will showcase their research projects from this semester and would love to talk to the Floyd community about their work!

Stop by the campus closest to you to donate non-perishable items for the Charger Food Pantry!

Honor Native American Heritage Month with free admission to the Etowah Indian Mounds! This Friday, November 12 only. Show your GHC ID and gain free admission!

Please join us for a certified QPR Suicide Prevention workshop this Wednesday, the 11th, at 12:30pm-1:30pm-1:30pm.  All are welcome! Cartersville, Room A324 If you need hours towards continuing education, this is a great opportunity!  It’s also a wonderful opportunity to learn about the common symptoms of aligned mental illness and strategies for emotional management. Please email […]

Honor Native American Heritage Month with a special presentation by Gregorio Kishketon. Mr. Kishketon is a tribal elder with the Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma and Comanche Tribes and a long list of working with education and other agencies in DC. He currently lives in Washington, DC with the Veterans Health Administration in the Office of […]

If you missed the ASL Workshop you can view the recording here. And if you’d like to see our other recordings or even use them for you courses, below are some more. Lisa Jakub: Anxiety, Depression & Learning to Embrace Your Weird Folk Stories from the Hills of Puerto Rico Shannon Bontrager: Sites of Mourning, […]

If you missed Dr. Ocasio’s discussion or just want to see it again, the recording is available here. Thank you!

Join Student Engagement as we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month by honoring Latin Americans who influenced culture and impacted society. Ellen Ochoa is a women who excelled in her career of STEM. Ochoa became the first Hispanic female astronaut after completing her training in 1991. Soon after, in April 1993, Ochoa became the first Hispanic female […]

Join Student Engagement as we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month by honoring Latin Americans who influenced culture and impacted society. Selena Quintanilla-Perez is one of the most well-known Latin recording artist in history. She was known as the Queen of Tejano Music, which is a Mexican music style that incorporates other genres of music like country. […]

Join Dr. Rafael Ocasio, Charles A. Dana Professor of Spanish at Agnes Scott College, to discuss traditional folk stories and legends from Puerto Rico October 5, 2pm, virtual via Zoom (passcode: rafa) A limited number of copies of his book will be available free to students