Pi Day Festival All faculty, staff, and students are invited to attend a Pi Day Festival hosted by the Math and Science Division. The event will be held in the Cartersville Student Center on Monday, March 14th from 11:30 am – 1:30 pm in Room 102 A and B. Here is a list of the […]
Password Protection Standard Update
GHC’s updated password protection standard is now in effect for employee network (email) accounts. Passwords must be a minimum of 12 characters, have complexity requirements (upper case, lower case, number, and/or symbol), and can no longer be set to a previous password. Please visit http://www.highlands.edu/site/is-policies for more information.
USG eclips March 8, 2016
University System News: www.ajc.com Crime on Campus http://www.ajc.com/news/education/crimes-on-campus-2009-20014/ As the Georgia Senate debates a bill that will allow students older than 21 and also visitors to carry concealed guns on college campuses, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution took at look at how safe the school grounds are. Here is a list of the numbers and types of […]
Who Is Matthew?
Equality Alliance and Student Life are sponsoring the “Who Is Matthew?” event, scheduled for March 10th at Noon in the Student Center on the Cartersville campus. We will be screening the Laramie Project, a film about the aftermath in the town of Laramie, Wyoming when a U. of Wyoming student, Matthew Shepard, was tortured, beaten […]
Wear Your Jeans & Support Our Teams
GHC MARCH MADNESS! WEAR YOUR JEANS & SUPPORT OUR TEAMS Here’s your chance to raise money to help the GHC Chargers and Lady Chargers Basketball Teams travel to their respective NATIONAL TOURNAMENTS March 14-19. As a way to help with their expenses, you can wear jeans to work any day of the month in March […]
Lady Chargers headed to national tourney
Fresh off its NJCAA Region 17 championship, the Georgia Highlands women’s basketball team traveled to Spartanburg, South Carolina, to take on Methodist College on Saturday. Georgia Highlands came away with the NJCAA District J Championship with a 76-43 win. Full story: http://www.northwestgeorgianews.com/rome/sports/colleges/ghc-basketball-lady-chargers-headed-to-national-tourney/article_90b87888-e363-11e5-93cc-374c7535ea38.html
Chargers find rhythm to win second regional title in a row
Men’s basketball coach Phil Gaffney knew the odds were not in Georgia Highlands’ favor. The normally hot-handed Chargers were not quite themselves through the first half of their bout with Central Georgia Tech on Saturday afternoon. But then the perseverance and determination of a team hungry for another shot at a national title kicked in. […]
Success Coaches invited to participate in Focus Groups
Over the next two weeks Crystal Edenfield and Jennifer Hicks will be hosting focus groups on all campuses to discuss the Success Coach Program. Your input is valued as we begin to make adjustments to this program. Come to hear updates about the program, to discuss your experience, share your suggestions, and give your opinion. […]
Who Is Matthew?
Equality Alliance and Student Life are sponsoring the “Who Is Matthew?” event, scheduled for March 10th at Noon in the Student Center on the Cartersville campus. We will be screening the Laramie Project, a film about the aftermath in the town of Laramie, Wyoming when a U. of Wyoming student, Matthew Shepard, was tortured, beaten […]
TAP apps for Summer 2016
Please submit your TAP applications for Summer 2016 courses to Emily Farmer in HR by April 15th. Here’s a refresher on TAP applications: TAP Application Process All interested employees should follow the following process when applying for TAP benefits: 1. Apply at one of the 31 teaching institutions governed under the Board of Regents within […]