One of the best kept secrets at Georgia Highlands College is the number of amazing stories surrounding the lives of those at GHC—and how truly interconnected they all are. This has led to a collection of stories from students, alumni, faculty, staff, community partners, donors, and many more, who all wish to express just how much GHC has made a difference in their lives.
Alyssa Ottley chose to start at GHC before attending Georgia State. Find her story and more at Testimonials.
Recreation administration degree now available at GHC
Starting this fall, Georgia Highlands College students can pursue a degree in recreation administration at GHC. The new two-year pathway prepares students for future work and management with recreation centers, parks, cruise ships, gyms and other facilities that provide recreation and leisure services to the general public. The new program was created based on the […]
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Four-year degree offered through GHC partnership with The Citadel
Those with a Georgia Highlands College associate degree in business administration can now go on to complete a four-year degree through a partnership with The Citadel, a military college based in South Carolina. The business administration pathway is currently one of the biggest programs at GHC, said Alan Nichols, division of social sciences, business, and […]
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GHC names Sarah Coakley the new dean of Natural Sciences
Georgia Highlands College has appointed Sarah Coakley as the new Dean of Natural Sciences. Coakley will oversee the Division of Natural Sciences, which currently offers associate of science degree pathways in biology, chemistry, geology and physics. Coakley is originally from Lake Zurich, Illinois. She has a bachelor’s in chemistry from University of Illinois at Chicago […]
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