GIVE VISIT APPLY NOW .a{fill:#fff;} HOME ABOUT US OUR PROUD TRADITIONS. Georgia College holds a special meaning to everyone who has ever been part of our GC family. But beyond the personal experiences is a legacy of heritage and tradition that is shared by every student past, present, and future. Tradition is an important part of the Georgia College experience and a great source of pride. Some examples of Georgia College traditions: The Georgia College Fight Song - "Here Comes the Thunder" Composed by: Terrance J. Brown Lyrics by: Marcus Green, Paul Rossetti Download - Sheet Music (jpg) Download - Instrumental (mp3) Download - Voice (mp3) The Georgia College Alma Mater Download - Sheet Music WoW (Weekend of Welcome) A new place, with new people, and new expectations can be a stressful experience. WoW is a week-long welcoming period which assists the newest members of the university in meeting classmates, faculty and staff, and in better understanding the University and its procedures. Activities include social events as well as seminars and workshops designed to help ease the transition from high school. It's fun and it's helpful. Homecoming One of the most exciting times on campus is the week of Homecoming. The week includes a community service event; trivia night; murder mystery show; concert; parade; Tent City; Mr. and Ms. Georgia College; and, of course, the Homecoming basketball game. Homecoming is a time for students, alumni, faculty and staff to celebrate our Georgia College pride. For more information, visit our homecoming website. Bobcat Marketplace The Bobcat Marketplace is an organization fair. Seven times a year, student organizations are provided with opportunities to welcome new and prospective students to campus. While the marketplace does provide recruitment opportunities for student organizations, new and prospective students are provided with valuable insight into the varied interests of our students and the ability to make important connections with returning students. Black History Month Black History Month was started as Negro History Week in 1926 by Carter G. Woodson, the father of Black History study. This event celebrates the contributions of Africans and those of African descent to the progress of humanity in general, and to the development of the United States in particular. This event held in February is observed with seminars, films, presentations, exhibits, speeches, and lectures. ABOUT US Vision, Values & Mission Administration History Traditions Diversity Offices & Services News & Events Awards & Recognitions GC Brand Photo Gallery Campus Directory Milledgeville Directions to Campus Contact Us CONTACT US Georgia College 231 W. Hancock St. Milledgeville, GA 31061 800-342-0471 admissions@gcsu.edu REQUEST INFO VISIT APPLY .a{fill:#fff;} Think Independently. Lead Creatively. A - Z Index Campus Directory Campus Maps Explore Our Programs Intranet Library Unify Mobile Portal MORE INFORMATION Consumer Information Employment Ethics & Compliance Reporting Hotline Human Trafficking Notice Non-Discrimination Student Complaint Portal Title IX GIVE TO GC CONTACT US STAY CONNECTED © 2021 Georgia College 231 W. Hancock St. Milledgeville, GA 31061 800-342-0471 admissions@gcsu.edu Privacy Policy