Faculty and Staff, mark your calendars to join us in Zoom at one of the following times to discuss the Introduction & Chapter 1 of Relationship-Rich Education. Please read this portion of the book before the meeting. The Zoom meeting link will be emailed to you. You may also access the Zoom meeting via the QR code […]

U.S. Department of Education (ED) regulations require that a student must be enrolled in a degree-seeking pathway/program of study to receive federal financial aid (Grants, Loans, Work-Study). Funds will only be disbursed for courses needed to fulfill the program of study requirements. Course Program of Study (CPoS) is the process that is run to identify […]

Thanks to everyone who came to the Charger Chats yesterday. We had record attendance, with 105 people in attendance! If you were unable to attend, I have included a link to the recording below. Our next Charger Chat will focus on CPOS and the budget. It is scheduled for 10/18 from 3pm to 5pm. It […]

A Test Anxiety Workshop, led by Student Support Services’ Andre Griggs, was held in the Charger Learning Commons on the Paulding Site on Thursday, September 29. This successful event was attended by numerous students who wish to better their test taking skills. If you have a student who experiences anxiety or has need of a […]

Georgia Highlands College now offers 8-week class options beginning in October. Please like and share these social media posts below to let future students know FALL SEMESTER ISN’T OVER YET. They can start in October with our 8-week class options. Choose from one of four different 8-week ads below to share today! Facebook: Option 1, […]

  Rome – November 29 Cartersville – December 1 Dates for other campuses coming soon. Jingle Mingle is a Georgia Highlands College annual event. It is held in the memory of Carol Callahan. Carol was the former chair of Academic Support who passed away July 15th, 2000. For those of you who are new to […]

Lab: Removing Obstacles Module 2 (September 30-October 14): OERs |  Facilitators: Josie Baudier & Rachel Rupprecht What obstacles stand in the way of our students’ learning? What can we do to remove those obstacles? Join this, CETL’s signature lab, for an in-depth exploration of its 2022-2023 theme: Removing Obstacles. Each of its six module features research […]

The University System of Georgia invites you to submit session proposals for this year’s USG Teaching & Learning Conference on March 29-31, 2023, in Athens, Georgia. Proposals are due by October 30 and should focus on topics related to: teaching and learning, including implementation of emerging pedagogies and/or technologies engagement and motivation strategies high-impact practices other classroom innovations community […]

Hello everyone! Friendly reminder that our first Charger Chat for this academic year will be tomorrow at 3 pm. Our new president, Mike Hobbs will be the very first guest. If you have questions you want to submit questions ahead of time, please let me know. The Zoom info is below. What is a Charger […]

Georgia Highlands College now offers 8-week class options beginning in October. Please like and share these social media posts below to let future students know FALL SEMESTER ISN’T OVER YET. They can start in October with our 8-week class options. Choose from one of four different 8-week ads below to share today! Facebook: Option 1, […]