GGC to offer bachelor’s in health science

In response to the community’s need for skilled health professionals, Georgia Gwinnett College (GGC) will offer a Bachelor of Science degree in health science, pending approval from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).

 
Health Care professionals

 

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2020 Graduate Reflections

Cynthia Totimeh-Vincent
human development and aging service

Melissa Castaneda
exercise science, pre-chiropractic medicine

Jocelyn Pozorski
biology, pre-pharmacy

Gabriella Tyler in the lab for her faculty/student collaborative research project.

Tyler overcomes adversity to discover her dreams

Gabriella “Bella” Tyler's favorite place to be is in the lab, a discovery made during her educational experience at GGC. Read more about her participation in faculty/student undergraduate research.

Read more on page 10 in GGC's Engage Magazine: 2020 Spring.

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Faculty and Staff Workout: July 6 – Aug. 6

The Wellness and Recreation Center is waiving membership fees for faculty and staff for a limited time: July 6 through Aug. 6.

Email wellnessrec@ggc.edu to schedule your workout.
M-Th, 7 a.m. – 3 p.m. (last appointment at 2 p.m.)

 

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GGC ITEC student research collaboration

A team of GGC information technology students collaborated with the Greater Gwinnett Re-Entry Alliance (GGRA) to create an interactive resource map for citizens re-entering society after prison.

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Pre-Pharmacy Students: PharmD Early Assurance Program

GGC partners with the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine (PCOM) to offer eligible students majoring in biology and chemistry an opportunity to enter pharmacy school after completing their junior year at GGC.

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GGC Arch of Knowledge

GGC to resume face-to-face classes in the fall

GGC President Jann L. Joseph said the college continues to work with the University System of Georgia in tandem with the governor’s office and the Georgia Department of Health to make informed decisions based on advice from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) about the status of the campus.

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