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Category Archives: Share With Students
Student Success Workshops – promote to your students!
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! Student Success Workshops led by GHC President Don Green will be held at all locations according to the following schedule. All Faculty are encouraged to promote these sessions to their students, invite them to attend, and are welcome to bring your entire class during these times to participate! Thursday, Jan. 30 […]
1st Amendment Awareness Week is Jan. 27-31
The week of January 27-31 is First Amendment Awareness Week at GHC. This is the time each year when everyone at the college is encouraged to become more aware of what the First Amendment to the United States Constitution actually says and reflect on the important freedoms it protects. GHC’s First Amendment Awareness Week has […]
FAFSA Day
We’re planning a Floyd Campus FAFSA Day in the Three Rivers classroom of the Library, on Wednesday, November 13, from 10:00 am-1:00 pm. We will have pizza brought in around 12:00 pm. Please mention to your students and have them come over to receive help with their FAFSAs: 1920 FAFSA (covers fall 19/spring 20/summer […]
Intro to Improv at Cartersville Student Center
Join us for an evening of improvisational comedy. GHC and TheatreExtreme (https://www.facebook.com/TheatreExtremeCartersville/) have collaborated to present an “Introduction to Improv”. Not only is improvisational comedy a fun and challenging way to grow your communication skills, but it also supports many aspects of our cognitive and social development. So, if you think you’re funny, or you […]
GHC Students Gearing Up To Enter Global Competition
The BBA-LSCM students will be entering a global case study competition hosted by the Association of Supply Chain Management and Deloitte Consulting LLP. Teams are forming now, and this is an excellent opportunity for all degree levels to come together for a Case Competition/Problem-Solving event. Any student who is a problem solver, critical thinker, and […]
Please announce: SMP student staff positions
Dear Faculty and Staff, Please publicize the Six Mile Post (student news organization) openings in your classes early this week. We plan to start the semester soon with the Six Mile Post applicants who attend a SMP Basic Training Day before Sept. 1, and in order to get carpools set up and plan for food […]
Passports For Life: Holocaust Rescue & Survival | Cartersville Student Center | April 4th @2pm
Have you ever saved a life? Have you ever wondered what it would feel like to be Jewish and living in Europe during the Holocaust with little to no hope? My grandfather, Stefan Ryniewicz, was able to help Heinz Lichtenstern, a Jewish metals industry executive, survive in Nazi-occupied Amsterdam through a falsified foreign passport. Come […]
Highlands Writers Conference is Back!
Do you have a manuscript you’ve been saving in a drawer somewhere? It’s time to pull it out and get it published! Save the date for the 2nd annual Highlands Writers Conference! Saturday, March 2, in the Student Center of the Cartersville campus. Join us for small-setting workshops in fiction with our featured speaker Ray […]
Movie Screening at Heritage Hall
Join us Thursday, Feb. 21, at Center Stage in Heritage Hall for a public screening of To Kingdom Come, a documentary film about the toxic legacy of the former GE plant in Rome. The film follows the citizen investigation of environment concerns, and features our own Billy Morris (Geology), Jessica Lindberg (English), former students, and […]