The Quality Matters Higher Ed rubric will be updated to the seventh edition on July 5, 2023. If you use the QM rubric for any online course reviews (including informal colleague/peer reviews or self-reviews), you will thereafter need to use the updated seventh edition of the rubric. From now until January 5, 2024, the self-paced […]

You’re invited to the swearing-in of our incoming SGA president- Jalen Hudson- and vice president- Sharlotte Baine. When: Monday, July 3, Noon Where: Cartersville Student Center Ballroom *Taco Bar to follow*

Community Watch this week features former GHC student, Eduardo Rico. He is now the owner of his own successful business, ABI lawns. See the great conversation he has with CW host Jon Hershey at the link below.

Here is a list of a few new titles ready for you to borrow: The Biggest Number In The World : A Journey To The Edge Of Mathematics You Are What You Read : A Practical Guide To Reading Well The Impact Of Building Information Modelling : Transforming Construction Stress, Cognition And Health : Real […]

Monday, June 26 11:30 am – 12:10 pm, All Levels Yoga by KSU: Whether you are a beginner or an expert yogi – this class is for you! Kennesaw State University brings you a live yoga class that is great for all experience levels. Take a mid-day break! 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm, MONEY MONDAY: […]

  Gilbert Baker was born on June 2nd, 1951 in Kansas. At an early age he found refuge in art, but his parents discouraged him from pursuing it. Baker wrote: “But this, after all, was Kansas in 1956… Being an artist was bad in the same way that homosexuality was bad. When I first told […]

University System News:   Dalton Daily Citizen John M. Fuchko III: Dalton and Dalton State College thriving together By John M. Fuchko III It is my honor to accept Chancellor Sonny Perdue’s appointment as the Dalton State College interim president after many years of stellar service from now-retired president Margaret Venable. I started in this […]

“The Assessment Institute will host 5 complimentary Zoom-based 60-minute webinars throughout the year featuring national leaders from HIPs in the States (High-Impact Practices). These sessions are open to anyone in the higher education community.” Wed, June 21: How can HIPs drive educational reform? Wed, August 23: What have we learned from the ways we have failed?

The GHC Employee Ambassadors are collecting donations for the silent auction event on August 25th.  All funds raised from the silent auction help the GHC Employee Ambassadors continue to provide employee appreciation events on all our campuses throughout the year. Did you pick up a new hobby this year? Or do you have a new/unused […]