First African American Studies minors graduate from Georgia Gwinnett College
The first two students to receive Georgia Gwinnett College’s new
Changing lives: Georgia Gwinnett College fund helps student stay on track
Angela Muscheru had everything she needed to be thankful. The wife and mother of four boys, ages, 14, 10, 8 and 4 worked in the housing industry, taking jobs as a loan officer and then a Realtor. However, she wanted to move toward a corporate career in finance and to show her family that “anything is possible.”
Georgia Gwinnett College names new provost after national search
Georgia Gwinnett College (GGC) President Jann L. Joseph announced today that Dr. George S. Low has been selected as GGC’s new senior vice president for academic and student affairs and provost. In that role, he will use his rich experience to further enhance the college’s strong foundation of academic excellence. His collaborative style will blend with current leadership to support student success with a focus on degree completion. He will assume his duties in mid-January 2021.
Georgia Gwinnett College’s student body reflects rich diversity of Gwinnett County
The percentage of Hispanic, Black and Asian students at Georgia Gwinnett College (GGC) increased in 2020, according to recently released data from the University System of Georgia.
Dressing history: Georgia Gwinnett College English professor uses her expertise in film
Dr. Jennie Stearns has a teacher’s heart. Originally from Lake Charles, Louisiana, Stearns, who now lives in Suwanee, has spent more than 28 years as an educator and is currently an associate professor of English at Georgia Gwinnett College (GGC). However, like many, she has more than one passion in life. For Stearns, it is costuming.
Georgia Gwinnett College revamps program online to honor veterans on Veterans Day despite pandemic
Georgia Gwinnett College staff members, determined to honor the men and women who have served in the U.S. military on Veterans Day (November 11) even during the COVID-19 pandemic, used creativity and the power of the internet to make it happen.
Annual bike ride highlights connection between Georgia Gwinnett College and Lawrenceville
Despite leftover wind gusts from Hurricane Zeta, it was a great day to ride a bike. That’s exactly what Georgia Gwinnett College (GGC) students, faculty and staff did this afternoon as part of the Link to Lawrenceville event, a 2.5-mile bike ride from the center of GGC’s main campus to downtown Lawrenceville.
Georgia Gwinnett College offices and facilities will be closed Thursday, Oct. 29
Due to the anticipated inclement weather caused by Hurricane Zeta, Georgia Gwinnett College offices and facilities will be closed on Thursday, October 29, 2020.