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Campus Connection [2010-07-15, e-mail]
News and events of interest to faculty and staff. Constant contact subscription e-mail.Minority Outreach Program at College of Coastal Georgia. Economic impact on Glynn County. Orientation for incoming students. New Mariners logo for athletic teams. New staff, retiring faculty and staff. Photo of the month [faculty visit China]. Birthdays
At sea under impressment; accounts of involuntary service aboard navy and pirate vessels, 1700-1820.
Dr. Jean Choate, Professor of History CCGA"This book provides an historical overview of impressment, in which naval officers oversaw a gang that abducted British and American citizens, and held them captive until they were sent to sea as unwilling sailors. Included are personal accounts of thirteen men and a chapter on Dartmoor Prison which held thousands of impressed Americans during the War of 1812"--Provided by publisher
Annual Report, 2010
Miriam and Hugh Nunnally Center for Nursing, Mary and Jack Dinos Golf Scholarship, Kathrine Jenkins and John H. Stembler Theatre, Davis Laboratory, J. Ashley and Jill R. Dukes Scholarship for Pre-Pharmacy Students, Southern Storytellers Series, Compton Lecture Series, Lakeside Villag
In-State Tuition Validation (rev.5-2-11)
In-State Tuition
Validation policyAll new applicants and returning students seeking admission to the College of Coastal Georgia for any academic semester beginning on or after July 1, 2010, and requesting in-state classification for tuition purposes, will be required to provide validation of residency in both the State of Georgia and the United States.The purpose of this policy is to ensure the College remains fully compliant with all University System of Georgia mandates regarding in-state tuition validation, as generally outlined in Board of Regents (BOR) Policy Manual Section 4 (Student Affairs)
Employment of Minors Policy
Employment of minors policyThe employment of all persons under the age of eighteen (18) years shall be in compliance with the regulations of the United States Department of Labor and with applicable State laws.This policy ensures that the College complies with all employment-related age restrictions
Faculty Meeting Minutes
Document : Faculty Meeting Minutes : 2009-02-09Approval of Minutes -- SACS Substantive Level Change Visit -- Announcements -- Foundations of Excellence -- Technology Issues -- Institutional Review Board -- General Educatio
College of Coastal Georgia bylaws of the faculty senate
Articles stating the structure of the Faculty Senate.The purpose of the Faculty Senate shall be to provide a systematic means of recommending policy and any changes in policy, except those mandated by the Board of Regents, to the president of the college and to the faculty. --Structure of membership, officers, meetings, committees, miscellaneous provisions, faculty review, presidential response, parliamentary procedures, and amendment process
Faculty Meeting Minutes
Approval of Minutes -- General Announcements -- SACS Reaffirmation -- Quality Enhancement Project -- President's Update -- Closing Comments -- Faculty Questions/Announcement
Campus Connection [2010-12-09, e-mail]
News and events of interest to faculty and staff. Constant Contact subscription e-mail.Photo of the week [Maestro Luis Haza]. Foundation Planning Committee for Cultural, Arts and Lifelong Learning Programs Established. New Campus Center restaurant named - awards. Nursing students make posters. William Rawlings next in Southern Storyteller series. Culinary Arts dinners sell out. Ribbon Cutting Celebration for the new Health and Science Building. Turkey Trot Fun Run Results and Nutrition Poster Winners
Mariners' Log Volume 28, No. 1
HEADLINES: Welcome to the 2010-2011 Academic Year, From Dr. Valerie Hepburn, President – FALL 2010 CAMPUS EVENTS – CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS DOMINATE CAMPUS LANDSCAPE – Construction Updates – Hey, Where Did That Office Go? A guide to finding practically everything at College of Coastal Georgia – ADVICE FOR GETTING INTO CLASSES YOU WANT AND NEED – Board of Regents Revises USG Core Curriculum: Here’s what you should know before you schedule your next appointment with your academic advisor – What They Don’t Teach You in CCGA1101! – WHAT THE OFFICES OF ADMISSIONS AND REGISTRAR CAN DO FOR YOU – BOOKSTORE BASICS – Policy Concerning Children on Campus Aimed at Eliminating Risks of Unsupervised Children – Achieve Success with TRIO Student Support Services! -- What’s Happening at the Camden Center? – Welcome to Fall 2010 from the Learning Center – The Libraries and Learning Centers at CCGA – REGENTS’ TESTING PROGRAM: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW – College Level Examination Program: Getting Credit for What You Already Know – FINANCIAL AID SUMMARY – Do You Know What You’re Paying For? – HOPE Could Mean Going to CCGA for Next to Nothing – ARE YOU ELIGIBLE FOR FINANCIAL AID – How to Keep Your HOPE Alive: Key points you need to know about remaining eligible for Georgia’s HOPE Scholarship – Where Do My Student Activity Fees Go? – THE LEAST YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT TRANSFERRING CREDITS – The New Shape and Look of Student Governance and Involvement at CCGA – STUDENT AFFAIRS: HOW ITS SERVICES CAN ENHANCE YOUR COLLEGE EXPERIENCE – Athletics Expanding at Coastal Georgia – CCGA Is Accessible to Students with Disabilities – Join a Student Organization! Get involved in campus activities, learn leadership, meet new people, and add to your resume – Campus Capsules and Happening