New pathway for master’s degree established at GHC
Students at Georgia Highlands College (GHC) now have a defined path to advancing toward a master’s degree through the Bachelor of Science to Master of Science in Communication Sciences and
GHC sponsors short film contest for high schoolers
As an ongoing partner with the Rome International Film Festival (RIFF), Georgia Highlands College (GHC) recently sponsored a short film contest for local high school students. The college recognized Cartersville
GHC student group participates in conference at Georgia Tech
Members of GHAME/Brother 2 Brother at Georgia Highlands College (GHC) recently attended the GlobalMindED conference at the Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech), during which students participated in panel discussions and breakout sessions. “GlobalMindED
GHC student news staff returns from conference in D.C.
Staffers from the Georgia Highlands College (GHC) student news organization The Six Mile Post (SMP) recently attended the Fall National College Media Convention in Washington, D.C. Allison Hattaway, faculty adviser
GHC selected for Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation Campus Center, first in University System of Georgia
Georgia Highlands College (GHC) has been selected to host a Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation (TRHT) Campus Center by the American Association of Colleges and Universities (AAC&U). GHC joins 16
Nicholas Godfrey named Acting Chief of Staff at GHC
Nicholas Godfrey has been selected to serve as Acting Chief of Staff for Georgia Highlands College (GHC). He currently serves as the primary contact for media relations, government relations, and
GHC Associate Professor Kencho Tenzin named “Teacher of the Year”
Kencho Tenzin, an Associate Professor of Religion and Philosophy at Georgia Highlands College (GHC), was recently recognized as a “Teacher of the Year” during the annual Cobb Chamber of Commerce
New baseball and softball complex nears completion at GHC site in Cartersville
A new baseball and softball complex is under construction at Georgia Highlands College (GHC) on the Cartersville site. The complex will include fields for baseball and softball, a 5,000 square
50 years of nursing celebrated at Georgia Highlands College
Betty Coffman was one of the very first nursing graduates from 1973. Last week, she stood to tell her story during a nursing reception at Heritage Hall. When Betty started
Fall events at GHC bring students and families together
Students, faculty/staff, and their families and pets all came together in October. Outdoor movie events with inflatable obstacle courses, food, games, and more took place at the Rome and Cartersville
No application fee at GHC for ‘No Fee November’
Georgia Highlands College is waiving its $30 application fee through the month of November to help reduce barriers for those seeking to attain a college education. Called “No Fee November,”
Native American Heritage Month to feature Native speakers at GHC
This November at Georgia Highlands College (GHC), members of the Native American community will be sharing their stories and providing historical and cultural insights as part of a monthlong speaker