Student Demographics

Fall 2024NumberPercentage
Headcount12,245--
Enrolled Full-time7,77963.53%
Enrolled Part-time    4,46636.47%
Dual Enrollment (high school and college)6845.59%
Freshmen4,98740.73%
Sophomore2,57121%
Junior1,84415.06%
Senior1,95916%
Transient310.25%
Other1691.38%
Female7,29359.56%
Male4,95240.44%
Asian1,53312.52%
Black / African-American4,10233.5%
Hispanic / Latino (of any race)3,52228.76%
American Indian / Alaska Native330.27%
Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander200.16%
White2,43819.91%
Two or more races4853.96%
Unknown1120.91%
Under 18 years7105.80%
18-22 years7,94265.86%
23-34 years3,00324.53%
35-44 years3512.87%
45 years and over2381.94%
Non-traditional aged students (degree-seeking)1,23610.09%
Average age22.2 years--
First in their families to attend college--39.76%

Geographic Distribution Fall 2024

Percentage of students from Gwinnett County: 75.85%  
Represented states: 33  
Represented countries: 113

Faculty Information Fall 2023

Full-time instructional faculty: 408  
Part-time instructional faculty: 152  
Please note: exact numbers vary slightly from semester to semester.

Current Administration

President, Dr. Jann L. Joseph  
Interim Senior Vice President of Academic and Student Affairs/Provost, Dr. Chavonda Mills  
Chief of Staff, Sloan Jones  
Vice President of Business and Finance, Frank Hardymon  
Vice President of Campus and External Engagement, Dr. Darin Wilson  
Vice President of Enrollment Management Services, Dr. Michael Poll  
Vice President of Information Technology and CIO, Dr. Christine Miller Divine  
Associate Vice President of Advancement, Jennifer Hendrickson  
Associate Vice President of Communications, Jacqueline Todd  
Associate Vice President of Operations, Chief Terrance Schneider

Facilities Information

Building A: 123,918 square feet  
Building B: 107,579 square feet  
Building C: 52,316 square feet  
Building D (One Stop Shop): 70,000 square feet  
Building E (Student Center): 81,630 square feet  
Building F (Wellness and Recreation Center): 40,351 square feet  
Building G (Grizzly Athletics): 25,000 square feet  
Building H (Allied Health and Sciences): 115,000 square feet  
Building I (Faculty / Staff Offices): 35,013 square feet  
Building L (Kaufman Library & Learning Center): 91,463 square feet  
Building P (Facilities): 67,278 square feet  
Building W: 108,150  
Parking Deck: 734 cars  
Student housing: 416,000 square feet (1,029 private rooms)

  • Building 1000: 246,118 square feet
  • Building 2000: 91,723 square feet
  • Building 3000: 90,812 square feet

Tennis Facility: 5,090 square feet

Total square feet: 1,107,370 square feet

Gateway Project (2019 – 2024)

The Gateway Project – a state-funded capital project – fulfills GGC’s need for an infrastructure upgrade that includes a central energy plant (CEP) expansion and a multi-use Convocation Center that will serve as a student-centered facility offering the following uses.

  • Student services related to student health, wellness and recreation
  • Flexible use rooms to support both formal and informal learning and collaboration
  • Venue to host large-scale campus events, including but not limited to all-inclusive campus faculty and staff meetings, commencement ceremonies, large student gatherings, large future student orientations, and, potentially, future athletic competitions

The CEP makes up 15% of the Gateway Project and will supply the chilled water to the HVAC systems for the buildings that surround the GGC Lawn.

VIEW Convocation CENTER MASTER PLAN (PDF)

2024 Convocation Center Construction Progress