Georgia Southwestern State University

GSW student Alexis Conley of Leesburg recently placed third in the college division in the Albany Museum of Art's 7th annual essay contest, "A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words." Her essay was inspired by Cedric Smith's "Jockey Cigars."

Tthe Albany Museum of Art recently held their 7th annual essay contest, "A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words." All three honorable mentions in the college division were GSW students: Braylea Phillips of Albany, Rachel Gilmer of Leesburg, and Maggie Cox of Albany.

GSW student Tasmyn McCauley recently placed first in the college division in the Albany Museum of Art's 7th annual essay contest, "A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words." Tasmyn's essay, "Sharp Edges," was inspired by a 1657 oil on oak panel painting by Dutch artist Pieter Claesz titled "Still Life."

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp recently congratulated Georgia Southwestern's Spring 2020 graduates in an official video.

Georgia Congressman Sanford Bishop recently congratulated Georgia Southwestern's Spring 2020 graduates in an official letter.

Ten Georgia Southwestern State University (GSW) students attended the Middle Georgia State University History Conference on Novemver 16, making the largest contingent from any campus. Eight of these students read original research papers on diverse topics including African American slave narratives, the Vietnam War, Koinonia Farm's regional history, art education in China, and Christian youth activism in the 1960s. The trip was supported through GSW's High Impact Opportunity Grant program. Participants included Dr. Susan Bragg, Ekele Kamalu, JR Jones, Christian Abercrombie, Chasity Higdon, Makayla Graham, Nikki Kadima, Nicole Marchant, Taylor Potter, Jonah Dodson, and Carlos Sanchez.

Celia Del Castillo Torres, a senior Marketing major in GSW's College of Business and Computing, recently presented a research paper that was accepted by the Society for Marketing Advances for its annual conference in New Orleans, Louisiana.

Twenty Georgia Southwestern State University (GSW) students in the inaugural class of the President Jimmy Carter Leadership Program had the opportunity to visit Plains, Ga. on Friday, September 13 and speak with the program's namesake, GSW alumnus and former President Jimmy Carter.

Six students from Georgia Southwestern State University's (GSW) College of Business and Computing traveled to Jacksonville, Fl. this week to present human resource management solutions to the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Three Georgia Southwestern students had the opportunity to deliver paper or poster presentations at the annual Georgia Collegiate Honors Council Conference held at Georgia Southwestern State University on Feb. 27-28, 2015.

Georgia Southwestern student Stephen Moore co-published a paper entitled "Turbidimetric Estimation of Alcohol Concentration in Aqueous- Alcohol Mixtures" in the Journal of Chemical Education.

Five writing consultants in the Georgia Southwestern State University Writing Center presented at the annual Southeastern Writing Center Association Conference on Feb. 19-21 in Nashville, Tenn.

"Sirocco," Georgia Southwestern State University's Arts Magazine, is published in April of each year by students. A reading and reception celebrating the release of the 2014 edition, "Liberate the Muse," was held April 16 in the Marshall Student Center Faculty Dining Room. The award winners were announced at the reception.

"Sirocco," Georgia Southwestern State University's Arts Magazine, is published in April of each year by students. A reading and reception celebrating the release of the 2014 edition, "Liberate the Muse," was held April 16 in the Marshall Student Center Faculty Dining Room. The award winners were announced at the reception.