GGC Notables: Celebrating Faculty and Staff Achievements

Where are they now? Where are they now?

Five GGC alumni share their success stories.

Celebrating Women's History Month

GGC women, transforming lives and making history.

Learn about Women's History Month, and join the conversations during the Women's Empowerment Panel Discussion, March 21, 2-3 p.m. and Gender Studies in the Classroom on various dates throughout the month.

Enhance your bachelor's degree with a minor, such as the gender studies minor.

Science, Technology and Research Symposium (STaRS)

Thursday, April 11
12-3:30 p.m.
Building H

Discover student-driven research topics like biology or information technology – only some of the research showcased at the School of Science and Technology's annual STaRS event. Be curious, ask questions, meet local graduate school representatives and engage in innovative, fun activities.

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Venezuelan immigrant overcomes cultural, language barriers to graduate college

Camille Covarrubias originally enrolled in GGC's English Language Institute. Her GGC experience was welcoming, diverse and interesting, which prompted her to apply to GGC for a bachelor's degree and to enroll in the Hispanic Achievers Committed to Excellence in Results (HACER) learning community. Advocating for her peers in HACER aligned with the same skills taught in the health science patient navigation program. The degree was a perfect fit.

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