Attention Cartersville Quest Advisors! Thursday, Feb. 10th – please stop by the Library entrance to check in with the advising department about any curriculum changes, pathway changes, or Quest requirements before the bulk of your advising appointments. We aren’t planning to talk long, so please stop by between 10am and 3pm. If you aren’t on […]
Anatomy of a Phish: February 2022 Phishing Simulation
Did you notice this suspicious message in your inbox last week? You did? Great work keeping Georgia Highlands College safe by reported it to the Division of Information Technology with the Phish Alert button! Simply deleting suspicious messages is always acceptable too, of course. Unfortunately, quite a few employees fell victim and either clicked […]
QPR Suicide Prevention Training
We can all save lives! For the month of February, we invite students, staff, and faculty to participate in free Suicide Prevention Training provided by the QPR Institute and the USG Mental Health initiative. From the website: QPR stands for Question, Persuade and Refer – the three simple steps anyone can learn to help save a life from suicide. Just as […]
Free USG Teaching & Learning Conference
Please join us at the USG’s 2022 Teaching & Learning Conference Community, Connection, and Compassion Virtual: March 18-31, 2022 Regional Events: April 1, 2022 “More than any other time in the history of higher education, educators are in the midst of uncharted territory. We have experienced pandemic teaching, social unrest and isolation, but instead of […]
CETL: Front-Page February #5
#5: Office Hour Before or After
USG e-clips for February 4, 2022
University System News: Marietta Daily Journal Kennesaw State again awarded Carnegie R2 Classification Kennesaw State University has once again been recognized as a doctoral university with high research activity, or an R2 university, in the most recent report by the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education. The designation also marks the institution as one […]
CETL: Front-Page February #4
#4: Give Rationales
Teaching Matters Conference
Teaching Matters 20th Annual Interdisciplinary Conference March 10-11, 2022 — Gordon State College, Barnesville, GA Session Threads include: Tradition & Innovation: Pandemic Takeaways Discovering What Works: New Strategies for the 21st Century Classroom The Inclusive Academic: Strategies for Maintaining Balance in a Changing Academic World Early Bird registration is $60 and closes on Monday, February 7th. […]
USG e-clips for February 3, 2022
41 WMGT MGA campus improvements already paying off Middle Georgia State University recently invested in several campus updates, and it’s already paying off. Ariel Schiller Middle Georgia State University recently invested in several campus updates, and it’s already paying off. The school saw a 20% higher application rate for the fall semester compared to the […]
USG e-clips for February 2, 2022
University System News: Valdosta Today VSU gift honors VisionFirst Advisors founder’s memory VisionFirst Advisors, a Tallahassee-based consulting firm focused on community and economic development, has made a gift to the Valdosta State University Foundation to create the Melissa R. Medley Economic Development and Community Engagement Fund. …The Melissa R. Medley Economic Development and Community Engagement […]