University System News: www.myajc.com No tuition hike for Georgia public college students next year http://www.myajc.com/news/news/local-education/no-tuition-hike-for-georgia-public-college-student/nqRJP/ Janel Davis, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Tuition at Georgia’s public colleges and universities will not increase next year, giving students a financial reprieve from years of hikes that have raised questions from state lawmakers. The state’s Board of Regents, the governing […]
Old Red Kimono Accepting Submissions
It’s not too late to submit poetry, art, short fiction, or photography for possible inclusion in the 2016 issue of Old Red Kimono. Old Red Kimono, one of the longest-running literary magazines in the Southeast, publishes work by GHC students, faculty, staff, alumni, and writers-at-large. The Kimono provides a unique opportunity for members of the […]
Departmental Budget Training Workshop
Departmental Budget Training Workshop In this workshop we will discuss the procedures for running a Budget Activity Report, requesting a budget transfer, and allowable vs. non allowable transfers. Who should attend Departmental Budget Managers & Administrative Assistants Date Monday February 22, 2016 Time and Venue 10:00 am Floyd Campus Library Instruction Room and 2:00 pm […]
TRS Participants
In its meeting held January 27, 2016, the Board of Trustees voted to adopt Administrative Rule 513-5-1-.63 entitled “Public Comment at Meetings” under the authority of O.C.G.A. § 47-3-26(b). This new rule outlines the procedure for the public to address the TRS Board of Trustees. Public Comment at Meetings
Building Trust in the Workplace
Join the Center for University Learning on Tuesday, March 2, 2016, at Kennesaw State University, Kennesaw Campus, in KSU Center, Room 174 from 1PM – 4PM for Building Trust in the Workplace! Trust is an effective skill for improving your organization or team. Learn about the components of trust including the “emotional bank account”, the 5 […]
USG eclips February 16, 2016
University System News: www.news.wabe.org With Legislation, Ga. Lawmaker Wants To Slow Tuition Increases http://news.wabe.org/post/legislation-ga-lawmaker-wants-slow-tuition-increases By JOHNNY KAUFFMAN A Georgia lawmaker wants to slow tuition increases drastically at Georgia’s public colleges and universities. Legislation from state Rep. Matt Ramsey, R–Peachtree City, would keep four-year schools from increasing tuition beyond the rate of inflation. He said rates […]
Help us wish Theresa Kellett well!
Please join us at the Floyd campus library for a reception to honor Theresa Kellett and her years of service at GHC on Thursday, 2/25 from 2 pm to 3:30 pm. We hope to see you there! If you have any questions, contact Maggie Murphy at mmurphy@highlands.edu.
Internal Posting – ITS Regional Operations Manager / Client Support Specialist III
The Information Technology Regional Operations Manager is responsible for coordinating the day-to-day Information Technology Services (ITS) operations for the Cartersville and Marietta campuses. This position also serves as a senior technician in providing support and training to lower-tiered technicians. Full information at http://ghc.peopleadmin.com/postings/2283.
Two New Boys in Town!
January 18, 2016, Michelle Abbott welcomed Lucas Allen (5lbs.) and Connor Anderson (4 lbs. 11 ozs.) in the world. Congratulations Michelle! Big brother William proudly holding Lucas and Connor.
USG eclips February 15, 2016
University System News: www.myajc.com Atlanta deemed top U.S. city for moviemakers http://www.myajc.com/news/entertainment/movies/atlanta-deemed-top-us-city-for-moviemakers/nqNsd/ By Jennifer Brett and Rodney Ho – The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Moviemaker magazine has named Atlanta the best place to work and live for TV and film people among all major cities, beating New York and Los Angeles. This is up from sixth a […]