Students embark on educational journey as ‘Teachers for a Day’
In a recent collaboration between Georgia Southern University and Largo-Tibet Elementary School, 12 eager children immersed themselves in a day of higher education, local civil rights history and a glimpse into the world of teaching. The program, “Teacher for a Day,” exposes young minds to the college experience and possibilities within the teaching profession. Under the guidance of College of Education faculty members and members of Georgia Southern’s Call Me MiSTER program, which focuses on attracting underrepresented individuals to the teaching profession, the children embarked on a journey.
GHC student one of 50 Coke scholarship recipients
Walaa Khateeb-Jabara, a student at Georgia Highlands College and member of the Alpha Psi Omicron chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa honors society, has been named a 2024 Coca-Cola Academic Team Bronze Scholar and will receive a $1,000 scholarship.
ASU inducts 89 charter members into honor society
Albany State University (ASU) welcomed eighty-nine charter members into the new Alpha Lambda Delta (ALD) chapter during an induction ceremony on Wednesday, March 13.
Faculty open classroom with free online math courses
Whether you’re fresh out of high school or going back to school later in life, your first college-level course can be intimidating. And while Georgia Tech offers numerous resources that provide extra support, they aren’t always accessible to everyone.
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