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New Columbus Campus to Hold Ribbon Cutting
(Columbus, GA) 鈥� Georgia Military College will kick off the fall quarter with a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony and Block Party at its new Columbus Campus, September 24, 11:30 am to 1:00 pm. Georgia Military College established a Distant Learning Center (DLC) at Fort Benning, Georgia in 1997. Since that time, GMC has served the educational […]
September 14, 2004
General Interest
The QEP Newsletter
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September 14, 2004
Academics
\"Citizenship\" - Word of the Week
Definition of the word of the week (CITIZENSHIP): The status of a citizen with its attendant duties, rights, and privileges. This week, America celebrates Constitution Week in recognition of our most significant founding document. A citizen is a person owing loyalty to and entitled by birth or naturalization to the protection of a state or […]
September 13, 2004
Character Development
GMC Home Opener Slated as National Game of the Week
September 10, 2004 – The home opener for the #22 ranked GMC JC Bulldogs has been designated by the NJCAA as the National Game of the Week. GMC will be taking on #10 Snow College from Ephraim, UT, in a rematch of last year鈥檚 Sea Island Company Golden Isles Bowl. GMC, while suffering through a […]
September 10, 2004
Athletics
Registration for New Students to Continue Friday
Due to this week鈥檚 weather conditions, Georgia Military College will continue fall registration on Friday, September 10th. New students should report to the 麻豆直播 Office. Returning students who have been out of school for more than one quarter should also report to the admissions office. All other returning students should report to their advisor\’s office. […]
September 09, 2004
General Interest
\"Freedom\" - Word of the Week
Definition of the word of the week (FREEDOM): The capacity to exercise choice; free will. This week, we remember the 9/11 attacks that took so many Americans by surprise. After just three years, there are many who say that we should leave the terrorists alone. But, that naivet茅 ignores the fact that war has been […]
September 08, 2004
Character Development
Stacie Goggans Running to Fight Leukemia
GMC teacher to run half marathon while daughter raises money to fight leukemia By Payton Towns III – The Union-Recorder A physical education teacher at Georgia Military College is preparing to run a half marathon in San Francisco while her daughter supports her by raising money to help fight leukemia. Stacie Goggans, who also leads […]
September 08, 2004
Community Service
Williams Adapting to Changes
New Hilltopper defensive lineman adapting to changes By ROB HERBST Associated Press BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Defensive lineman Daniel Williams has dealt with plenty of change since arriving at Western Kentucky last winter. Off the football field, Williams had to cope with the death of his father and a new environment. Before coming to WKU, […]
September 03, 2004
Athletics
Susan Isaac Honored for Helping Student Writers
Teacher honored for helping student writers By Amy H. Mullis – The Union-Recorder As soon as she heard the words \”a gem hidden away in the OCB (Old Capitol Building),\” Susan Isaac knew she had won the Moore Family Fund for Teacher Enrichment award. Isaac, an assistant professor of English at Georgia Military College, said […]
September 03, 2004
Academics
Inside the New Academic Building
On August 18th, LTC Ed Moore, GMC Facilities Engineer, provided the Distant Learning Center (DLC) Directors, Assistant Directors, and Assistant Deans a tour of the new academic building. Most of the work done to the building lately has occurred inside and I thought you might like to have a sneak peak.
September 02, 2004
General Interest
