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President’s message

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Published by admin user. November 11, 2015. Clockwise from top: Jackson Fleuranvil, ’16; General; Erin Lucier, ’17, and Esteban Gonzalez, ’16, celebrate GGC’s 10th anniversary. All three students are business majors. We are grateful to those who have made GGC possible. Over the last decade, we shoveled dirt, leased cranes, cut ribbons, welcomed new students, started traditions, cheered graduates and enhanced our community with more than $1 billion in economic impact. Today, GGC serves nearly 12,000 stude...

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Scholarship

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GGC Honors Program challenges motivated students. Published by admin user. September 25, 2014. Brandon Seay is not an average student. A sophomore pursuing a bachelor’s degree in biology, he not only works hard on his studies, he also works to accumulate experiences that enhance and expand his education. Read more.

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Alumnus INSPIRES his students to consider college

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Alumnus INSPIRES his students to consider college. Alumnus INSPIRES his students to consider college. Published by admin user. September 25, 2014. When GGC alumnus Tyler Henry, 24, brought a group of middle school students to GGC for a tour this past spring, his bus encountered unexpected detours due to building construction. But with a bit of creative maneuvering, Henry continued the tour via the scenic route. Educators like Henry assist special education students with reading comprehension, cognitive p...

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Pillars

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Gonzalez forges his own path to success. Published by admin user. June 3, 2014. Pennington wins USG Teaching Excellence Award. Published by admin user. June 3, 2014. GGC emerges as an IT powerhouse. Published by admin user. June 3, 2014. Georgia Gwinnett has quickly established itself as a powerhouse in information technology and a key player in the northeast Atlanta metro area technology hub. Part of GGC’s vision is being a wellspring of innovation in education, said Dr. Thomas Mundie, dean of t...For a...

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About

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Is published online and in print three times a year by the Office of Public Affairs at Georgia Gwinnett College. The magazine is dedicated to telling the GGC story to the college’s various audiences. You are invited to. If you would like to be added to the printed magazine’s mailing list, please send an e-mail with your name and address to engage@ggc.edu. Photography: Rod Reilly, Anthony Stalcup, David Bohrer, Jason Braverman. Art Direction: Mark Baran. Graphic design: LIbby LeBlanc.

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About

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Is published online and in print three times a year by the Office of Public Affairs at Georgia Gwinnett College. The magazine is dedicated to telling the GGC story to the college’s various audiences. You are invited to. If you would like to be added to the printed magazine’s mailing list, please send an e-mail with your name and address to engage@ggc.edu. Photography: Rod Reilly, Brendan Sullivan, Jean Chung, David Tulis. Art Direction: Mark Baran. Graphic design: LIbby LeBlanc.

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President’s Message

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Published by admin user. June 3, 2014. Welcome to Engage The magazine of Georgia Gwinnett College I am pleased to introduce you to the inaugural issue of our new magazine, Engage. The purpose of Engage is to share the GGC story with the college’s many audiences. Georgia Gwinnett is in its eighth academic year, and the campus now bustles with almost 10,000 students. We quickly… Read more →.

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Photo Galleries

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See other photo galleries in this issue:. GGC connects with its communities. Student works featured in GGC’s first permanent art installation. See photo gallery pages from other issues:.