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Mariners' Log Volume 26, No. 5
Get PDFHEADLINES: Hear ye, hear ye! First Copy of Seaswells 2009 Arrives Thursday, April 30 – JEAN CHOATE NAMED 2009 PROFESSOR OF THE YEAR AT PHI THETA KAPPA FACULTY/STAFF APPRECIATION LUNCHEON – Patrizia Stahle and Issac “Junior” Davis Named CCGA’s 2008-2009 Joyce Jackson Advisors of the Year – HUMANE SOCIETY NEEDS BIGGER FACILITIES – Good news does not always make bad news palatable – Do Fiscal Stimulus Packages Stimulate the Economy? – ONE SOLUTION TO GLOBAL WARMING: METHANE-EATING BACTERIA – Bryan Sipe Promoted to Director of Campus Safety – Expanding Student Life Activities and the Future of Athletics at CCGA – IS IT POSSIBLE: PYGMIES IN AMERICA? – Major Issues: Nursing – Bachelor’s Degree Programs in Teacher Education Start in Fall – Former CCGA Students Making a Difference: If Anyone Can Make Math Make Sense, Daniel Johnson Can – This Campus Is For the Birds! – TWO CAMPUSES, ONE HONOR SOCIETY, NEW PLAN: RAISE AS MUCH MONEY AS POSSIBLE FOR RELAY FOR LIFE – “Camden Idol” Relay for Life Talent Show Is a Hit – Phi Theta Kappans Become SUPERHEROES – Student Government Association’s Spring Fling: A Photo Gallery – Phi Theta Kappa Committed to Changing Lives and Changing Communities Through Project Graduation – Childhood Obesity: An Epidemic of Epic Proportion – Office Of Plant Operations Receives Recognition from Governor – Stress vs. Distress: How to Make Stress Work for You – NO MORE WHINING! Welcome to Family-friendly Glynn-County -- MORE HOLIDAY TRIVIA: APRIL FOOLS’ DAY, EASTER, AND MOTHERS’ DA
Mariners' Log Volume 27, No. 2
Get PDFHEADLINES: Seaswells 2009 Earns Accolades from Community College Humanities Association: Magazine Awaded 2nd Place in Southern Division – INAUGURATION OF COLLEGE’S 4TH PRESIDENT TO TAKE PLACE ON OCTOBER 23RD – Nursing 4-Year Program Approved: First Class Starts in January 2010 – Foundations of Excellence: “THE FIRST YEAR MATTERS” – Trying Juveniles as Adults: Yes or No? – “This isn’t a college. This is a morgue.” – A GLIMPSE INTO THE HEAVENS – College Receives Green Light for Student Housing and a New Campus Center – NEW ISLAND ART STUDIO OPENING: Opportunity for students to show their work – DO WE REALLY NEED LEAP SECONDS? – The Future of Energy: Wind – Welcome, New Faculty and Administrators – President’s Scholars Summer Semester 2009 – College of Coastal Georgia Dean’s List Summer Semester 2009 – Learning Center Can Contribute to YOUR Success as a Student – COLLEGE: NOT JUST FOR KIDS ANY MORE – SGA Hosts Big Leadership Weekend – Club and Organization News – If you want to talk Customer Service… -- Campus Capsules – Phi Theta Kappa Inducts 47 New Members – CCGA Students Making a Difference: Camden Student Tara Fields Receives Award from Historical Association – The H1N1 Virus: Protecting Yourself and Others – MEET YOUR SGA LEADERS – Lady Mariners Are Short on College Experience, Long on Work Ethic – Basketball 1101: Good Defense Wins Games – INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL, SOCCER, BASKETBALL, AND TOUCH FOOTBALL: SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE – THE COLLEGE OF COASTAL GEORGIA HAS A FITNESS CENTER – Humane Society Celebrates “Howl-O-Ween” with Fundraise
The Campus Connection [2009-02-03]
No full textNews and events of interest to faculty and staff.Basketball schedule. URL for The System Supplement. Dr. Timothy Mescon is the next speaker in College Lecture Series, "Transforming the College: Lessons from Leaders." Biography. Dr. Joe Chapman performs at College of Coastal Georgia - piano. College of Coastal Georgia hosts African American Literature Read-In event. CCGA Foundation mission statement. [no birthdays listed
Business Images Coastal Georgia [2009-10 edition, Vol. 2]
No full textBusiness Images Coastal Georgia 2009-2010, vol 2 edition of digital magazine.Business Images Coastal Georgia is a digital magazine published annually by Journal Communications Inc and distributed through the Coastal Regional Commission to promote the Coastal Georgia business community.Coastal Region Commissio
Athletic Futures Committee Report
Get PDF2009 Athletic Futures Committee ReportTo establish direction for the College’s athletic future, the president appointed the Athletic
Futures Committee in April 2009. After months of research, exploration and engaged meetings,
the Committee adopted its recommendations in October 2009. This report captures the context,
the information gathering, the deliberations, and the options considered by the Committee.Executive Summary--(CH.1)Background and Committee Charge--(CH.2)The Role of Athletics in Higher Education--(CH.3)Summary of Meetings and Areas of Exploration--(CH.4)Key Decisions and Bases--(CH.5)Costs and Targets--(CH.6)Committee Charge to the Colleg
Faculty Meeting Minutes
Get PDFState Charitable Contributions Campaign -- Student Advisement Program Presentation -- Strategic Plan Overview -- Other Business and Announement
Campus Connection [2009-12-09, e-mail]
No full textNews and events of interest to faculty and staff. Constant Contact subscription e-mail.Thanksgiving dinner by the lake. Now hiring coaches. Office of Institutional Effectiveness provides newsletter. Art exhibit established for inauguration. Scholarships. Christmas parade and festival. Dr. [Jean] Choate named CCGA Teacher of the Year. Flag football intramural winners. Discounts with college ID
The Campus Connection [2009-03-16]
No full textNews and events of interest to faculty and staff.Birthdays. Gary Strickland and the Facilities and Plant Operations Team have been selected to receive the Governor’s Award for Historic Preservation Stewardship. Basketball update. Campus lecture series continues with Dr. Martha T. Nesbitt as next guest speaker for series, "Transforming the College: Lessons from Leaders." Books and Bricks annual giving campaign announced. Thank you from the family of Woodrow Choate. [pictures
Francisco Pareja: Missionary and Linguist in Spanish Colonial Florida
No full textJust prior to beginning her work at CCGA, Lisa Noetzel presented a webcast lecture at The Library of Congress in December 2009. She was a 2009 Kluge Fellow, http://www.loc.gov/loc/kluge. Webcast is 39 minutes long.Metadata only. Video is located on an external website, where it is under copyright, http://www.loc.gov/today/cyberlc/feature_wdesc.php?rec=4837A lecture about now defunct language called Timucua, from a native tribe in Spanish Colonial Florida.The Library of Congres
Faculty Meeting Agenda
Get PDFDistribution, examination, and vote of faculty meeting minutes from 17 March 2009 -- Old Business -- New Business -- Personal News or Announcements for body of the facult