Welcome back to campus and a special welcome to the Georgia College & State University class of 2013.
For those of us who work at Georgia College, the opening of the fall semester is one of the most exciting times of the year, filled with great possibilities.
A new year at GCSU begins
On behalf of the faculty and staff of Georgia College & State University, welcome.
For our new students, we are delighted to have you as part of the Georgia College family. For our returning students, welcome back to familiar campus sights and the friendships you have already cultivated here.
Honor Code
All students are expected to abide by the requirements of the Georgia College & State University Honor Code as it applies to all academic work at the university. Failure to abide by the Honor Code will result in serious penalties.
Matriculation Pledge: In enrolling at Georgia College & State University, I solemnly pledge that I will conduct myself in such a manner as to reflect credit on the Georgia College & State University community, and I will uphold the Honor Code of the University.
We care.
We care enough to spend what most would consider an absurd amount of time researching, interviewing, photographing and designing what is currently rubbing off on your fingertips.
We care because we expect you to care. We expect you to want to know where your tuition money goes or how many furlough days professors are required to go without pay.
The Milledgeville Players came into existence in 2001 following a production of “Oklahoma” sponsored by the GCSU Department of Continuing Education. That show brought together many folks from the community who discovered they shared a common interest in theater. And with that, Milledgeville’s community theater group was born.
The Music and Theatre department has announced its 2009-10 season theme: Dreaming Global Justice. The entire college community is welcome to audition and freshmen have been known to get lead roles. Themes of the season will include gender rights, prison reform, a call for peace and treatment of political prisoners. Plays will include comedies, dramas and musicals that aim to entertain as well as enlighten.
