Koran by Heart March 18th @ 12:00pm: If your unable to make today’s program, feel free to schedule a separate showing. Email: Leslie Johnston at johnsto@highlands.edu – or – Stacy Brown at stbrown@highlands.edu for more information. Hope you will join us!
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Living Water for Girls founder speaks at Paulding
Lisa Williams is speaking at the Paulding campus on Wednesday, March 19, 2014, as the feature of their Women’s History Month event. Mrs. Williams is the founder and CEO of Living Water for Girls, a non-profit organization that helps survivors of violence, street life, and human sex trafficking and exploitation. She provides a safe place […]
USG eClips – March 13, 2014
University System News 2014 GENERAL ASSEMBLY SESSION NEWS: www.ajc.com http://www.ajc.com/news/news/state-regional-govt-politics/georgia-senate-wants-to-narrow-gun-legislation/nd9tm/ Georgia Senate wants to narrow gun legislation The Atlanta Journal-Constitution The state Senate has drafted a new version of House Bill 875 that would limit where the legislation expands access to guns in Georgia, including giving more leeway to churches over whether they have to […]
Celebrate Women’s History Month @ the Cartersville Library
Please join us for Women’s History Month events in the Cartersville Library! On Tuesday, March 18th, @ 12:00pm, there will be a film showing of “Koran by Heart” and on Thursday, March 20, @ 2:00pm, we will recognize the winners of an essay contest that is dedicated to the memory of Carolyn Hamrick. Please encourage […]
USG eClips – March 11, 2014
University System News 2014 GENERAL ASSEMBLY SESSION NEWS: www.gpb.org http://www.gpb.org/news/2014/03/10/lots-of-bills-not-a-lot-of-time-at-state-capitol Lots of Bills, Not A Lot of Time At State Capitol By Jeanne Bonner ATLANTA — State lawmakers are in session four days this week and two days next week before they adjourn for the year. So what’s happening with the session’s hot bills? Not […]
REMINDER : For a lively and entertaining time, come to the Floyd Library to hear author Renea Winchester Tuesday, March 11th at 12:30.
Everyone is invited to meet award winning author Renea Winchester and hear her readings at the Floyd Library Tuesday March 11th at 12:30. Renea was a 2011 nominee for the Southern Independent Booksellers Alliance (SIBA) and Georgia Author of the Year awards. She will honor us with the first public reading of her book, Farming, […]
USG eClips – March 10, 2014
University System News 2014 GENERAL ASSEMBLY SESSION NEWS: www.macon.com http://www.macon.com/2014/03/08/2980035/study-groups-can-keep-lawmakers.html Study groups can keep lawmakers busy long after session ends BY MAGGIE LEE ATLANTA – State lawmakers, like students, count down to their last day of work before taking a break. For the folks under the Gold Dome, the session lasts just 40 days and […]
Breaking Bad Habits-Wellness Program
Here’s an interesting article on how to break bad habits. Some of the Psychology professors may have some additional insights. http://www.nextavenue.org/article/2014-02/7-steps-breaking-bad-habit
Wellness Points Winner…….
The Wellness points winner is……Darrell Sorrells! He’s left off where he finished last semester and won a nice gift card to the bookstore. Nice work Darrell! He’s our first two time monthly winner. Although he will no longer be eligible for the monthly prizes, he will be able to win the semester prize in May […]
USG eClips – March 7, 2014
University System News 2014 GENERAL ASSEMBLY SESSION NEWS: www.ajc.com http://www.ajc.com/news/news/state-regional-govt-politics/senate-approves-budget-with-more-money-for-schools/nd66f/ Senate approves budget with more money for schools; Dems say not enough By James Salzer The Atlanta Journal-Constitution The Georgia Senate backed a $20.8 billion election-year state budget Thursday that adds more than $300 million in new education spending for teacher raises and additional school […]