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
GHC teams with Bartow History Museum and Reinhardt University to offer workshop on creating a family tree
Georgia Highlands College, the Bartow History Museum and Reinhardt University have teamed up to host two free workshops on creating a family tree called “Family History Night.” Both workshops will be held at GHC’s Cartersville location from 7PM to 9PM on October 23rd and October 30th. The event is free and open to the public. […]
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More than 300 people attend GHC’s Ribbon Cutting and Open House for new academic building in Cartersville
Just over 300 people celebrated as Georgia Highlands College cut the ribbon for its new academic building in Cartersville this week. The 52,000-square foot building will be focused on STEAM-based (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math) areas of study and will have a full slate of classes starting January 2019. The building adds an art studio, […]
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Local author to speak at GHC in Douglasville
Georgia Highlands College will be hosting local author Roger Johns at the Douglasville location on October 30th at 3:30PM. Johns will be speaking about leisure reading, creative writing and his newest book “River of Secrets.” The event is free and open to the public. Johns will be covering topics on what leisure reading is and […]
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