Georgia Highlands College students in the School of Humanities music ensemble, The Highlanders, and students from the MUSC 1100 hybrid course have arranged a live concert scheduled for April 25. The event is free and open to the public. Read the full article here Please like and share on social media: Facebook Instagram Twitter
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GHC faculty-created textbook free to students, wins national award
The nursing faculty at Georgia Highlands College (GHC) have been busy. A GHC faculty-created textbook called “Introduction to Nursing” is not only available to students for free – it has also been chosen for a national MERLOT Health Sciences Classics Award for 2022. The text – used during the “Introduction to Nursing” class – covers […]
Lady Chargers head to nationals
The Lady Chargers (GCAA Champions) defeated Spartanburg Methodist over the weekend and secured the NJCAA Southeast District Championship. Read the full article here Please like and share on social media: Facebook Instagram Twitter
No application fee for students applying in March to GHC
Georgia Highlands College (GHC) is waiving the $30 application fee through the month of March making it a perfect time for future students to apply for upcoming summer classes or for next fall. Read the full article here Please like and share on social media: Facebook Instagram Twitter
Highlands Writers Conference returns for fifth year with featured speaker Hank Klibanoff
Veteran journalist and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Hank Klibanoff will be the featured speaker for the 2022 Highlands Writers Conference at Georgia Highlands College (GHC). The March 12th event will also feature filmmakers, poets and fiction writers leading workshops through the day, starting at 9AM. The event is free for all GHC students and will take […]
GHC and Medical College of Georgia collaborate on clinical skills for medical students
Faculty at Georgia Highlands College (GHC) and Augusta University’s Medical College of Georgia have long collaborated at GHC’s Heritage Hall location to help medical students learn the skills they need to succeed in a healthcare career. Recently, GHC nursing faculty Bethany Blevins, Debbie Amason and Tracy Greeson helped 11 third-year medical students from the Medical […]
Lady Chargers point guard Sandra Lin wins in the classroom and on the court
Lady Chargers are currently ranked #3 nationally, and will be playing in the GCAA conference finals this weekend at GHC’s Floyd location When Sandra Lin started at Georgia Highlands College (GHC), she had to record her classroom lectures and translate the text to better understand the content. In 2019, she had moved to the U.S. […]
Community engagement remains focus for dental hygiene program
Alejandro Alcaraz recently stepped back into his old primary school at Nebo Elementary to visit classrooms and provide presentations on oral health. This is just one of many ways students in the Georgia Highlands College dental hygiene program put community engagement at the center of their studies. As part of their “Community Dental Health” course, […]
Lake Allatoona student research group at GHC receives award, to be recognized Thursday during national webinar
Following the success of a science-based cross-curriculum research project at Lake Allatoona, Georgia Highlands College (GHC) has received a $5,000 PIN Award from the Partnership for Inclusive Innovation (PIN). “The project met two major criteria – the first was our work with the Lake Allatoona Association, a local nonprofit organization,” Division Chair for the School […]
Founder of Wing Zone starts off Entrepreneurship Speaker Series in February
The School of Business and Professional Studies at Georgia Highlands College continues its Entrepreneur Speaker Series (ESS) this spring starting Feb. 16 at noon with Wing Zone founder, entrepreneur, professional speaker and coach Matt Freeman. Offered in partnership with GHC’s Entrepreneurship Pathway, students will hear speakers from varying industries share their experiences and perspectives on […]