Georgia Highlands College (GHC) held a celebration in honor of Jon Hershey and David Mathis this week which helped raise money for scholarships and GHC programs. The two recent retirees were honored as “champions in the community” for their dedication and combined 66 years of service to GHC and the local community. (Read more about […]

Congratulations to Vicky Drnek for being the first person to answer Thursday’s question correctly! Thursday’s question was about the BOR’s Amorous Relationships policy.   True or False:   Q:     A USG employee is prohibited from having a romantic or sexual relationship with any employee or student who the individual supervises, teaches, evaluates or whose terms […]

Before taking on her role as a full-time dental hygiene instructor at Georgia Highlands College (GHC), Alania Henderson spent nearly two decades working in general dentistry and periodontics, including six years of mission-based dentistry in Central America. Serving with the Honduras Baptist Dental Mission for the first two years in Central America, Henderson worked with […]

GHC Paulding’s Winn Building (new building) is temporarily closed Thursday, November 11 due to a problem with the sewer lines. Our Facilities Team has arranged for a plumber to be on location to repair the issue as soon as possible with the least amount of disruption. Bagby Building is open and all math classes are […]

Pecan Distribution will be in the Library on the Floyd Campus on Thursday, November 18 from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.  You can pick up your pecan order in the Conference Room to the left of the front door of the Library.  The Library will be closed on Friday, so we will have only one […]

University System News: WJBF Students show appreciation to respiratory therapists at Augusta University by: Mike Lepp Respiratory therapy students at Augusta University are showing their appreciation for practicing respiratory therapists. They delivered gift baskets to the staff at the respiratory therapy department Monday. Respiratory therapists have been on the frontlines of the pandemic for over […]

Stop by the campus closest to you to donate non-perishable items for the Charger Food Pantry!

Did you know? University System of Georgia policy requires GHC to maintain a comprehensive and up-to-date inventory of all state-owned workstations, laptops, and other computing devices. Please help us verify and update your computer equipment records by visiting our online IT endpoint inventory form. Even if you haven’t been issued new equipment or moved offices […]

For over a decade, Georgia Highlands College’s Ted Pence has been a friendly face with an unmistakable laugh and sense of humor. Delivering packages to each campus, Ted has made a considerable impact on the lives of GHC employees, students, and community members. This has not been Ted’s only employment with the college, having been […]

Georgia Highlands College is waiving its $30 application fee through the month of November to help reduce barriers for those seeking to attain a college education. Called “No Fee November,” this opportunity is available to all student types, from high school seniors to transfer students to non-traditional working adults and beyond. Read the full article […]