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Biodiversity information of headwater fish community in Duncan Creek Park, Gwinnett County GA and DNA sequence information for single sample of Nocomis leptocephalus (Bluehead Chub)

Daniel, Ruiz

Georgia Gwinnett College

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Davenport, Ryan

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Rawls, Richard

Moore, Catherine

GGC School of Liberal Arts News: Faculty Crea vity 
SLA Faculty Art Professor’s Poster Recognized by Jury 
News Released October 2022    # 18   SLA Contact Info: liberalarts@ggc.edu 
     GGC Associate Professor of Art, Catherine Moore, saw her 
poster selected by a jury of the Atlanta Chapter of the Ameri-
can Ins tute of Graphic Arts [AIGA] for display at its upcoming 
That Poster Show: Season Six! 
     “Television!” is the theme of this year’s AIGA’s That Poster 
Show: Season Six!  This fact helps explain why Moore found 
inspira on in the television show Be er Call Saul. 
     When asked about the poster and its inspira on origina ng 
out of the television series, Moore observed, “The show is full 
of drama, emphasized by the strong value contrast within the 
portraits.” Without wan ng to spoil the show for those who 
may not yet have watched it, Moore further observed the in-
fluence of a, “plot [that] pairs the two characters together as 
they concoct a determined scheme together, crea ng the jux-
taposi on of their faces and facial expression.” 
     Although Moore found it difficult to get the correct juxtapo-
si on of likenesses, she also discovered it is “also [the] most 
sa sfying when the likeness works!” 
     Moore wanted to use graphic design technique to create 
meaning beyond what might be inferred from just the charac-
ters’ images. For example, “The shape of the text and typogra-
phy lightly alludes to cau on tape from a crime scene, while 
changing the color to red to draw emphasis to the tle.” 
     The thirty-five posters selected by the AIGA can be viewed at 
Monday Night Garage ‐ Chandelier Room, in Atlanta, on Thurs-
day 13 October, from 6-9 p.m. Prints of all the posters selected 
will be available for purchase. Here is a link to the event: 
h ps://atlanta.aiga.org/event/that-poster-show-season-six/    
Story by Richard Rawls, photo by Catherine Moore 
Catherine Moore and her poster for the 
television show Be er Call Saul 


GGC School of Liberal Arts News: Faculty Creativity

Kongmanichanh, Ninknee

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Biodiversity information of headwater fish community in Little Mulberry Park, Gwinnett County GA and DNA sequence information for single sample of Lepomis auritus (Redbreast Sunfish)

Howard, Jeremy

Little Mulberry_Lepomis auritus_Howard

GGC School of Liberal Arts News: Faculty Creativity Celebrating SLA Faculty Artistic Creativity

Feldman, Taylor

Political Science and International Studies Newsletter - November 2022

Balsley, Katherine

GGC School of Liberal Arts News: Faculty Crea vity 
SLA Faculty Film & Music  
Collabora on Wins Awards 
News Released August 2022    # 16    SLA Contact Info: liberalarts@ggc.edu 
     A collabora on of Georgia Gwinne  College professors Kathe-
rine Balsley (film) and Irina Escalante-Chernova (music) has won 
recogni on and awards at film circuits around the United States. 
Their short tled Ad Meliora earned the “Golden Badger” award 
in the Wisconsin Film Fes val.  It was also a finalist at the Digital 
Graffi  event in Alys Beach, Florida.  It has played at film fes -
vals geographically ranging from New Mexico to London, and 
will appear in Spain and South Korea. 
     “Ad Meliora is a filmic collage that 
combines familiar shapes and textures 
of the natural world within the ar fice 
of anima on, enveloping the viewer in 
a beau ful mélange of sound and col-
or,” explained Balsley. “I took hundreds 
of separate images of flowers, plants, 
and textures over a five-year period. 
Irina Escalante-Chernova designed the 
sound.” 
     Balsley and Escalante-Chernova had 
previously collaborated in 2018 on a 
project tled Cosmos Obscura. They 
discovered that they worked well together. “When I started 
working on Ad Meliora, Irina was the first person I thought of for 
sound design,” explained Balsley. 
     “I was very impressed with the beauty [of Balsley’s images], 
and I felt mo vated to create something with the music that ac-
companied those images,” said Chernova-Escalante.  I hope it 
helps to appreciate even more the beauty of images and to dis-
cover some sounds that seem mysterious because their origin is 
uncertain.”   Story by Richard Rawls, photos by Katherine Balsley 
Escalante-Chernova and Balsley (l-r).  
Scenes from Ad Meliora (below). 
Balsley and Escalante‐
Chernova at GGC’s 
“Readings Wri ngs and 
All That Jazz,” in Spring 
2022. 


Biodiversity information of headwater fish community in Rock Springs Park, Gwinnett County GA and DNA sequence information for single sample of Lepomis auritus (Redbreast sunfish)

Conklin, Brittany

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March, 2022 blog post from The Globe GGC (theglobeggc.net), published by Georgia Gwinnett College. Note that these posts are unduplicated in published issues. Date post was uploaded to website: September 16, 2022.March, 2022 blog post from The Globe GGC (theglobeggc.net), published by Georgia Gwinnett College. Contents: "GGC Professors Host Informational Meeting Over the War in Ukraine" (March 20, 2022

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GGC School of Liberal Arts News: Faculty Creativity Celebrating SLA Faculty Artistic Creativity

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GGC School of Liberal Arts News: Faculty Creativity

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