The Smart Community Corps (SCC) is the first statewide effort of its kind for civic-minded students to gain hands-on, valuable experience working on real-life problems in a community environment as a way to apply their skills and improve the lives of residents. 36 Internships available. See the attached flyer and graphic below for details. Flyer […]

In every human breast,God has implanted a principle, which we call Love of Freedom … ” Phillis Wheatley Despite being enslaved, Phillis Wheatley is one of the most well-known 18th century poets. Wheatley was the first enslaved woman Afro-American published poet. She was also the third colonial American woman to have her work published. Wheatley […]

Showcase your academic work at the Academic Showcase 2024! Cash prizes! Submit proposals by March 15, showcase is Friday, May 3, 2024 To submit or for more information, visit academicshowcase.highlands.edu 

“If there is no struggle, there is no progress.” Frederick Douglass is one of the most well-known abolitionists in history. Enslaved Douglass eventually purchased his own freedom and started an anti-slavery newspaper. Through his writings, Douglass sparked a revolution to end slavery, then went on to become a statesman where he devoted his role to […]

Meet up with other STEM majors and build a network of help in your STEM classes and the field! Join the STEM+ Club, every Tuesday, 1pm in the Cartersville Library

Equality Alliance will be holding its first meeting of the semester Tuesday, Feb. 7 at Noon in the Cartersville Library. Or you can join via Zoom Zoom Meeting ID 624 935 0209 Passcode: EAC All are welcome!

Hello GHC students, As we start this new year, let’s take a moment to look back of some of the amazing artistic and literary creations you all completed in 2022. If you would like to submit your creative endeavors to be featured in our GHC literary magazine, Old Red Kimono, please submit images of your […]

“There is no liberty to him who feels himself limited by the want of the dollar” Herny Brown got his nickname Herny ‘Box’ Brown for mailing himself to freedom. Once Brown was mailed and shipped to abolitionists in Philadelphia, he was able to becon1e an entertainer and noted public speaker. Through his entertaining displays and […]

Carterville Tutorial Calculus Workshop Tutorial Center at Cartersville (room A113) on 2/15/23 from 4pm to 5:30  

Please join me in congratulating Nea Martin as the new Learning Support Coordinator. Nea has been with GHC for over a decade, and we’re excited to see her transition into this new role. Congrats, Nea!