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USG eclips for April 25, 2018

University System News: www.albanyherald.com GSW hosts first undergrad research symposium Topics such as history, music, sociology, business, nursing, theater discussed at event http://www.albanyherald.com/news/local/gsw-hosts-first-undergrad-research-symposium/article_03654636-b3df-5df5-b923-889c3fc28f2a.html From Staff Reports AMERICUS — Georgia Southwestern State University hosted its first undergraduate research symposium recently, featuring student research on topics such as history, music, sociology, business, nursing, theater and a variety […]

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Walk the Track – Thurs @ 2pm

Hey Cartersville, with all of this rain keeping us inside we should walk the indoor track together! I walk the track on the 2nd floor of the student center every Thursday at 2:00 pm. I’d love to have you! All are welcome, just show up!

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Expanding First Year Experience with a Common Theme

You may be asking yourself what is the First Year Experience? At GHC, FYE is a collaborative effort between cross-campus partners to bring students: Orientation, Extended Orientation, Common Theme, and Special Topics Courses. Last year GHC tried something new and chose a theme of China as a centralized focus for academic, cultural, and social activities, […]

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Have you ever thought about teaching a Special Topics course?

Together, the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning and New Student and Retention Programs invite you to learn more about developing and teaching GHXX 2901: Special Topics courses. Teaching Special Topics Interest Session Tuesday, May 22 – 9 am to 12 pm in the CETL at the Floyd Campus Special Topics courses are 2-credit […]

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USG eclips for April 19, 2018

University System News: www.ajc.com Deal appoints two Georgia Power execs to state boards https://www.ajc.com/news/local-education/deal-appoints-two-georgia-power-execs-state-boards/pRsiaWeDkUd7d6BP8CCrFL/ By Eric Stirgus Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal announced Wednesday that he’s appointed two Georgia Power executives to two of the state’s most influential boards. Paul Bowers, who had been on the Georgia Board of Regents, was appointed to the Georgia Ports […]

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USG eclips for April 20, 2018

University System News: www.myajc.com Chancellor demands removal of GBI agent from Fort Valley investigation GBI complies, says agent who spoke to reporters is off the case https://www.myajc.com/news/local/chancellor-demands-removal-gbi-agent-from-fort-valley-investigation/QWrRri7wmQYisf1I2AKARJ/ By Ernie Suggs and Ty Tagami – The Atlanta Journal-Constitution The chancellor of the University System of Georgia on Thursday took the unusual step of demanding that a […]

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USG eclips for April 23, 2018

University System News: www.wfxl.com Students happy over tuition freeze http://wfxl.com/news/local/students-happy-over-tuition-freeze by Alexandria Ikomoni Many students in the University System of Georgia are happy to know that tuition will not increase in the 2018-2019 school year. The Board of Regents approved to keep the current tuition amount that has been applied to the 2017-2018 school year. […]

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USG eclips for April 24, 2018

University System News: www.politics.myajc.com Blue Cross and Piedmont sign deal on health contract https://politics.myajc.com/news/state–regional-govt–politics/blue-cross-and-piedmont-sign-deal-health-contract/nt8xOhgFvAyAjWpAQCSuQL/ By Mark Niesse A deal has been finalized between Blue Cross Blue Shield and Piedmont Healthcare, securing health insurance coverage for many Georgia patients. The agreement announced Monday allows Piedmont patients with Blue Cross insurance to see their doctors without incurring […]