“The Great War at 100: Its Shadow & Legacy” will be the topic of Middle Georgia State University’s inaugural event of The Master Lectures & Conversations Series.
Dr. Christopher Blake, Middle Georgia State president, will discuss aspects of World War I at two events:
This workshop will present critical information for faculty on accommodating students with documented disabilities.
Your MGA Knightly News! M: Macon Campus C: Cochran Campus D: Dublin Campus E: Eastman Campus W: Warner Robins Campus A: All campuses EVENTS – WEEK OF OCT 16 – 21 OCT 16 E: Peer Financial Counseling Sessions, Lecture Room 2011 @ 5:30 pm M: Peer Financial Counseling Sessions, SLC 151 @ 5:30 pm M: Grad Finale, PSC Continue reading
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Help is available! Set an appointment and stop by the Macon Campus Library during a Research Workshop on Wednesday, Nov. 8 at 1 – 4 pm and Thursday, Nov.9 at 1 – 4 pm to receive help from our knowledgeable librarians.
Hope Fuqua and Samantha Morgan, who are finishing up their bachelor’s degrees in English at Middle Georgia State University, will present papers at the prestigious South Atlantic Modern Language Association (SAMLA) meeting in early November in Atlanta.
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Lumen Learning is coordinating a series of roundtable sessions featuring faculty members sharing their experiences teaching with some of Lumen’s leading OER courses. These roundtable sessions provide a great opportunity to ask questions and discuss learning design, lessons from the transition to OER, and the impact on students and faculty:
Middle Georgia State University’s Gay-Straight Alliance, a student organization, is teaming up with the institution’s Office of Diversity, Inclusion, and Title IX to host events celebrating LGBT+ History Week. All events are free and open to the public:
Oct. 20, 2017 is the National Day on Writing, and the MGA Liberal Education and America’s Promise (LEAP) is hosting an activity.
Middle Georgia State University New Media and Communication students have been working to put together a broadcast news segment that highlights events around campus.