For nearly 45 years, students at Georgia Highlands College (GHC) have had the opportunity to complete a physical education credit, PHED 1420, while hitting the slopes. In the beginning of

Danielle Steele, who serves as a Division Chair for the School of Humanities at Georgia Highlands College (GHC), was recently selected as a Rising Native Graduate Coach through the Native

Dr. Gayland Cooper was appointed to the GHC Foundation Board of Trustees in January of 2022.  Spending 40 years working in public education with roles ranging from high school science teacher

Sally Platt was appointed to the GHC Foundation Board of Trustees in January 2022.  She comes from Marietta and most recently served as a Registered Nurse for 33 years, retiring from

Cindy Williams was appointed to the GHC Foundation Board of Trustees in April 2022.  Cindy Williams, who serves as the CEO of the Cartersville-Bartow County Chamber of Commerce, will apply

Randy Quick received the gavel from Greg Patton during a recent Georgia Highlands College Foundation Board meeting.   Patton, owner of Patton Financial Associates in Cartersville, was the previous Board Chair

Georgia Highlands College (GHC) student Katie Weatherford recently completed her second internship on a film set, this time traveling to Columbia, S.C., to work on the upcoming film “Hero.” This

Over 30 team leaders from Voestalpine completed Frontline Leadership Training at Georgia Highlands College (GHC) this month. Voestalpine is an Austrian company operating a plant in Bartow County that makes auto

Rome, Cartersville, Marietta, and Dallas – Georgia Highlands College has hosted several events across the region in September. Legislators, community leaders, and more from across Northwest Georgia came together at

Deyse Lopez was 3 years old when her family moved to Rome, Georgia. Speaking Spanish while she was growing up, Lopez learned early the importance of navigating outside one’s culture.

Dominic Weems is now an assistant basketball coach at South Arkansas Community College (SouthArk). He earned his associate degree at Georgia Highlands College (GHC), where he credits the school for helping

Jashanti Simmons, recent guard for the Georgia Highlands College (GHC) Lady Chargers basketball team, has become one of the college’s most decorated student-athletes.   She graduated this summer from GHC with an