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CETL forum will encourage undergraduate research

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		January 26, 2012 Georgia College’s Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning (CETL) will help faculty create roadmaps for encouraging undergraduate research Saturday, Jan. 28 in Room 223 and 224 of Kilpatrick.

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Interim president to hold town hall meetings

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		January 26, 2012 Interim President Stas Preczewski will discuss Georgia College developments during the past year and projects for the future at the first of two faculty/staff town hall meetings.

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Georgia College hosts 35th Annual Regional Science & Engineering Fair

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		January 25, 2012 The Georgia College Regional Science & Engineering Fair showcases the results of scientific inquiry by elementary, middle and high school students in central Georgia.

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Career Center hosts nursing, health sciences expo

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		January 24, 2012 Explore various career options in health care during this year’s Georgia College Nursing & Health Sciences Career Expo.

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Local author lectures on Milledegeville

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		January 23, 2012 The Old Governor’s Mansion at Georgia College welcomes published fiction author Amy E. Clark-Davis to discuss her recently published book, “Images of America: Milledgeville.”

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Homecoming 2012: Back to the Future

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		January 23, 2012 Georgia College prepares for futuristic fun during Homecoming 2012. Themed, “Back to the Future: Time Moves Forward, Memories Remain,” this year’s Feb. 6 through 11 events connect the university’s various generations through memorable activities.

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Career Center holds teacher recruitment fair

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		January 23, 2012 Georgia College future educators will have the opportunity to meet future employers at the second annual Teacher Recruitment & Mock Interviews Day.

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Women’s Studies spring lecture: ‘Worldwide Womanism: Building Bridges to Liberia’

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		January 19, 2012 The Georgia College Women’s Studies Program spring lecture will feature Dr. Layli Phillips Maparyan, an associate professor in the Women’s Studies Institute and the Women’s Studies graduate director at Georgia State University

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Jan. 20, 2012
Andalusia lecture series begins Feb. 5

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Jan. 18, 2012
Andalusia lecture series begins Feb. 5

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Jan. 18, 2012
MLK Day: Visit to Milledgeville offers lessons aboout life in an historic southern town

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Jan. 18, 2012
GC professor, poet to present 'Poetry and Influence'

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Jan. 11, 2012
Jeff Goreski, Computer Generated Solutions Chief Technology Officer, Becomes First Canadian to Join ACEDS Advisory Board

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Jan. 10, 2012
GC presents the Global Citizenship Symposium

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Robert Betzel at Infinity Network Soulutions Invited to Serve on University IT Advisory Board

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Dec. 8, 2011
Georgia College Ranked as Safest University in the State

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U.S. News & World Report ranked the J. Whitney Bunting College of Business at Georgia College among the best online Master of Business Administration programs in the country during 2012.

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Georgia College marketing seniors Angel Watkins and Emily Scarboro earned sponsorship by General Motors Co. to attend the Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) Conference 2011 Career Development Exhibition in Orlando, Fla. As a result of the students’ work during the Shades of Green conference, General Motors provided them with a fully fueled 2011 Chevy Tahoe Hybrid to drive to Orlando, free passes to the PRSSA Conference, a hotel room at the Renaissance Hotel at Sea World and food and expense money for the trip.

Dr. Doug Pohl participated in the Georgia Department of Education STEM festival at Houston County High School, demonstrating science experiments to more than 700 Middle Georgia students. Pohl is a professor of chemistry in the Department of Chemistry, Physics and Astronomy.

The Gordon College Speakers Series continues Thursday, Nov. 10 with Dr. Jeffrey P. Blick of Georgia College speaking on “The 1492 Columbus Landfall: The Case for San Salvador.” Blick’s talk will focus on the longstanding controversy surrounding the site of Christopher Columbus’ first landing in the New World and recent research and archeological evidence that support that the traditional site of San Salvador is the site of the historic landing. Blick is professor of anthropology and interdisciplinary studies and coordinator of the anthropology program at Georgia College.

Dr. Jeffrey P. Blick, Jacqueline Hope Hopkins and Dr. Doug Oetter published "The Prehistoric Settlement Pattern of San Salvador, Bahamas" in the fall 2011 issue of “Journal of Island and Coastal Archaeology.” Blick is professor of anthropology and interdisciplinary studies in the Department of Government and Sociology; Hopkins is an alumna of Georgia College with a degree in environmental science; and Oetter is associate professor of geography in the Department of History, Geography and Philosophy. Access the article by visiting: http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/15564894.2010.540926

Dr. William Risch has published “The Ukrainian West — Culture and the Fate of Empire of Soviet Lviv” through Harvard University Press. Risch is an assistant professor of history in the Department of History, Geography and Philosophy.

Shannon Morris, museum curator for the Library and Instructional Technology Center, has been named 2011 Museum Educator of the Year by the Georgia Art Educators Association. Morris also serves as the organization's museum division director.

Dr. Hank Edmondson will give a plenary address Oct. 6 – 8 during the conference, “Revelation and Convergence: Flannery O'Connor Among the Philosophers and Theologians,“ at Loyola University in Chicago.

Georgia College's Chemistry Club was nationally recognized with an Outstanding Chapter Award for its 2010-2011 activities. This award marks the ninth national award for the chemistry club, including four Outstanding Chapter Awards.

Dr. Hank Edmondson, professor of government and sociology, has been named a member of an accreditation team for the American Academy of Liberal Education. Later this month the team will conduct a site-visit of King Saud University in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The 10-member group, including faculty from Harvard University, Georgetown University and the American University of Cairo, will evaluate the Humanities College of the highly ranked Saudi university, considered one of the most important and prestigious in the Middle East.

The Georgia College chapter of The National Society of Collegiate Scholars has been award the Bronze STAR Award.

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