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 […]
USG e-clips for October 3, 2022
University System News: WRBL Columbus State University unveils new pediatric simulation lab by: Nicole Sanders Future nurses and motorcyclists alike gathered at Frank D. Brown Hall this past Thursday to celebrate a new addition to Columbus State University’s nursing program. The pediatric simulation lab, funded by the Miracle Riders charity organization, features animatronic and life-like […]
National Cybersecurity Awareness Month Tip: Proper Disposal of Electronic Devices
Why is it important to dispose of electronic devices safely? In addition to effectively securing sensitive information on electronic devices, it is important to follow best practices for electronic device disposal. Computers, smartphones, and cameras allow you to keep a great deal of information at your fingertips, but when you dispose of, donate, or recycle […]
USG e-clips for September 30, 2022
University System News 11Alive John Lewis Student Center opens at Georgia Tech By Gabriella Nunez Students at Georgia Tech will have a daily reminder of the legacy and impact of the late Congressman John Lewis. The university unveiled its John Lewis Student Center Thursday, named in honor of the civil rights icon and long-time […]
Fall Cybersecurity Awareness Training Live on KnowBe4
GHC’s Fall 2022 Cybersecurity Awareness Training campaign is live! Please visit https://training.knowbe4.com, sign on with your GHC single sign-on credentials, and complete the following training courses: 2022 Kevin Mitnick Security Awareness Training Security Tips for Your Personal Devices This cybersecurity training is part of the University System of Georgia’s mandatory security awareness training program for all […]
Charger Chats Recording
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 […]
USG e-clips for September 29, 2022
University System News: Atlanta Journal-Constitution Georgia’s university system awards record number of degrees By Eric Stirgus The number of degrees awarded by University System of Georgia schools in a recent 12-month stretch increased to an all-time high, officials announced this week. The system conferred 74,446 awards, certificates and degrees between July 1, 2021, and June 30, […]
Test Anxiety Workshop at Paulding
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 […]
USG e-clips for September 28, 2022
University System News: Capitol Beat News Service (statewide) State university system awards record number of degrees by Dave Williams The University System of Georgia awarded an all-time high 74,446 degrees during the last fiscal year, up 2.1% over fiscal 2021.…The university system has undertaken many initiatives during the last decade to boost graduation rates, including […]
Fall Isn’t Over Yet: Share this to help recruit students for October classes!
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, […]