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GGC History
No full textFebruary 2023 issue of Tempus et Locus - Time and Place: A Journal of GGC's History and Geography Department, a newsletter published by Georgia Gwinnett College's history and geography department. Former titles: GGC History, GGC History and Geography News
Little Mulberry_Lepomis auritus_Romero
No full textBiodiversity information of headwater stream fish community in Little Mulberry Park in Gwinnett County and DNA sequence information for single sample of Lepomis auritus (Redbreast Sunfish
GGC School of Liberal Arts News: Graduates
Get PDFGGC’s SLA Grads Find Working Overseas is Rewarding
One Graduate’s Story from Korea: Casey Watkin
Globe, April, 2023, blog posts
No full textApril, 2023 blog posts from The Globe@GGC (theglobeggc.blogspot.com). Note that these posts are unduplicated in published issues.April, 2023 blog posts from The Globe@GGC (theglobeggc.blogspot.com), published by Georgia Gwinnett College. Contents: "Grizzlies Dominate at Home" (April 3), "Mr. Dar Mayweather Visits GGC" (April 4), "Dr. Andrea M. Brenner Visits GGC" (April 4), "Professors Bring French Film Festival to GGC" (April 25), "ROAR Awards Celebrate RSOs, Students (April 25
Grizzly Shelves: Campus-Sourced Collection Development (Georgia Libraries Conference, October 6, 2023)
No full textPresentation at Georgia Libraries Conference, October 6, 2023.Presentation by Amy Eklund (Head of Resource Management, Daniel J. Kaufman Library) at Georgia Libraries Conference, October 6, 2023. Describes a faculty and student-driven collection development initiative, an effort to revitalize engagement with library collections. In fall 2022, Georgia Gwinnett College’s Kaufman Library implemented the Grizzly Shelves collection of print and electronic titles selected for students by GGC faculty and by Registered Student Organizations’ leadership. Modeling similar initiatives at Arizona State University and Southeast Missouri State University, the presenter solicited lists from each college department and registered student organizations of their “top” books and videos, emphasizing the selection of titles that “students need to see and use when they walk out of classrooms and into the library” and that “will encourage marginalized and at-risk students to engage in learning”. The goals of the collection include encouraging all students to engage in learning and supplemental reading, improving equity in education through relevant, engaging, and inclusive collections centered on students’ needs, and revitalizing use of print and electronic collections. The project’s phases and outcomes were examined, and the presenter shared successes, challenges, and future goals
Rock Springs_Lepomis auritus_Medrano-Cervantes
No full textBiodiversity information of headwater fish community in Rock Springs Park, Gwinnett County GA and DNA sequence information for single sample of Lepomis auritus (Redbreast sunfish)