Behind another balanced scoring attack with five different players in double digits the Chargers roll to a 97-55 conference win over Atlanta Metro College, with the win the Chargers win their 50th straight game. GHC got out of the gate early with their high pressure defense that caused havoc all night for the Trailblazers, forcing […]
Lady Chargers defeat Atlanta Metro College
Behind a strong performance from Sophomore Pam Diokpara the Lady Chargers get a GCAA Conference win at the Corral 79-66 over the Lady Trailblazers of Atlanta Metro College. GHC got off t0 a fast start in the first period taking a 8 point lead. The Lady Trailblazers came roaring back tying the game up at […]
Emerging Leaders nominations sought!
The Department of Student Life is looking for faculty and staff to nominate students for the annual Emerging Leaders program to be held during Spring Semester 2017. Emerging Leaders is an introductory leadership development program that helps students learn what it takes to be a campus leader. The program consists of a series of meetings […]
CAUGHT IN THE ACT!
And who said getting caught couldn’t be fun? A little recognition goes along way, if you an experience or an encounter with a fellow employee that is worth noting, we want to hear about it! All employees and community have access to nominating an employee who goes the extra mile through our Caught in the […]
USG eclips for January 5, 2017
University System News: www.wgauradio.com Huckaby to be honored http://www.wgauradio.com/news/news/local/huckaby-be-honored/ntTj2/ By Tim Bryant Hank Huckaby will be honored next month in Atlanta: the former University of Georgia vice president who served as an Athens state Representative recently retired as Chancellor of the University System of Georgia. He will be the inaugural recipient of the Zell Miller […]
New Assistant Professor of Nursing
Please join us in welcoming Kelly Wright, Assistant Professor of Nursing, to our Georgia Highlands College community. Kelly’s primary location will be Heritage Hall. Her hometown is Gainesville, GA. Kelly has a master’s in Psychology in Applied Gerontology from Brenau University and a master’s in Nursing in Public Health Leadership from Emory University. She previously worked at […]
New Instructor of Nursing
Please join us in welcoming Kimberly Roberts, Instructor of Nursing, to our Georgia Highlands College community. Kimberly’s primary location will be Heritage Hall. Her hometown is Kennesaw, Georgia. Kimberly earned her master’s in Nursing Leadership from Kennesaw State University. She is a member and past secretary of the Mu Phi chapter of Sigma Theta Tau (Nursing […]
USG eclips for January 10, 2017
University System News: www.ajc.com More Georgia university consolidations recommended http://www.ajc.com/news/local-education/more-georgia-university-consolidations-recommended/IkdfCye4JT2mme6etjb6JP/ Christopher Quinn University System of Georgia Chancellor Steve Wrigley plans to recommend two consolidations to the Board of Regents: Georgia Southern University and Armstrong State University and Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College (ABAC) and Bainbridge State College. The Board will act upon the recommendations at its […]
Student takes Top Ten spot at USA Cycling Collegiate National Championship in downhill bike racing
Owen Witcher readies himself on the face of Snowshoe Mountain in West Virginia. He is 4,848 feet above sea level. On a bike. Looking down 1,500 vertical feet of descent. His bike rolls into position. He kicks off. It’s 42 miles per hour straight down. And in five minutes, he’ll be named one of the […]
Tutorial Center Schedules
I incorrectly added a period to the post from yesterday. You should be able to click on the link now and get the correct page for the schedules. GHC’s Tutorial Centers are open and ready for business. We wish that all faculty would inform their students about our services. You can find our individual campus […]