Category Archives: News
GHC sends a faculty and a staff member to join the Cobb Education Consortium Leadership Academy
Georgia Highlands College has selected two new members to the Cobb Education Consortium (CEC) 2016-2018 Leadership Academy. Representing Georgia Highlands College for 2016-2018 are Amy Wise, veterans affairs coordinator, from the Cartersville site and Lynzee Patrick, enrollment management specialist, from the Marietta site. They join current GHC representatives from the 2015-2017 class, Travice […]
Future veterinarian saves over a hundred birds while attending college at GHC
Brianna Stoddard walks to her door with a parrot on her shoulder. The blue and gold Macaw inches along Brianna’s arm, sidestepping to her hand. Brianna tells BB to say, “Hi.” The parrot’s head cocks from side to side. Its gold chest feathers rise a little and it shakes off with its long blue wings. […]
Criminal justice student receives $1,000 public safety scholarship
Georgia Highlands College graduate Faruq Lawal has been awarded a $1,000 Law Enforcement Education Program (LEEP) Dream Scholarship. He is among 22 top students who will receive the award to encourage their pursuit of law enforcement/public safety careers by the professional public safety officers of LEEP. Lawal earned a 3.4 GPA at Georgia Highlands College, […]
Booth Western Art Museum returns to GHC
For a limited time, the public and students at GHC can view exclusive art at the GHC Cartersville Library from the Booth Western Art Museum of Cartersville. Attendees will get to see art and photography by Liz Gentry and Pat Stephenson. Gentry explained that she has six photographs and one oil painting on […]
Dean of natural sciences and physical education featured by Cartersville news
AS SEEN IN THE DAILY NEWS TRIBUNE: http://daily-tribune.com/newsx/item/6188-bartow-bio-dean-s-position-at-ghc-brought-ford-closer-to-home Greg Ford finally got the chance to work closer to home last year. Ford has lived in Cartersville for the past nine years and had been commuting daily to Atlanta, where he worked at Morehouse School of Medicine and was a faculty member at Morehouse College. But in […]
Ski for college credits at GHC
GEORGIA HIGHLANDS COLLEGE SKIING/SNOWBOARDING COURSE This experience is primarily designed to provide academic credit in Physical Education. ALSO AVAILABLE FOR NON-CREDIT STUDENTS, FACULTY, STAFF AND FRIENDS ON A CONTINUING EDUCATION BASIS January 2 – 6 2017 LEARNING ADVENTURE INCLUDES: 5 Sessions of Skiing/Snowboarding (1 Night, 4 Days) […]
Pokemon Go craze hits GHC campus in Cartersville
AS SEEN IN THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS: http://daily-tribune.com/newsx/item/6155-pokemon-go-craze-hits-ghc-campus-in-cartersville Seems like everyone is getting in on the Pokemon Go craze. Students at Georgia Highlands College’s Cartersville campus are joining the fun this week by participating in the Pokemon Go Extravaganza. Fifty Easter eggs have been hidden all over campus — 45 are normal plastic eggs with chocolate […]
GHC honors faculty, staff
Georgia Highlands College recently honored its faculty and staff from each of its campuses for the 2015-2016 academic year at its annual in-service meeting. The 2016 awards and recipients were: Outstanding Administrator Award — Virginia Siler This award is designed for administrators who consistently project a positive image and who serve the college above and […]
Special education online bachelor of science transfer option with UGA now available for GHC students
PICTURE: GHC Associate Professor of Education Sherry Green Georgia Highlands College students now have the opportunity to transfer into an online completion program provided by the University of Georgia’s College of Education. According to UGA’s Amber Atkinson, the program coordinator, the online Bachelor of Science in Special Education from UGA is “the only online B.S.Ed. […]
GHC announces President’s & Dean’s list for summer semester 2016
Georgia Highlands College has announced students named to the 2016 summer President’s List and Dean’s List. To achieve President’s List status, students must earn a 4.0 grade point average and attain a minimum of nine semester hours of credit. To make Dean’s List students must complete a minimum of nine semester hours and achieve at […]