Student Organizations

Bobcat Media Productions provides students of all majors an opportunity to produce various creative video projects such as music videos, 48-hour film projects, and campus promotional videos. Students may pitch ideas to be produced and all projects are organized and structured as professional productions.

The Bobcat Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) offers opportunities for upcoming Public Relations professionals to network, travel, and compete for scholarships and awards in the world of strategic communications. Bobcat PRSSA is open to all GCSU students and offers several leadership opportunities.

Founded in 1923, The Colonnade is Georgia College & State University's award-winning student newspaper. Offering positions in reporting, editing, photography, and advertising sales. The Colonnade is a training ground for future journalists of America. The staff is active in the Georgia College Press Association and attends annual Associated Press and student press conventions.  

WGUR 95.3 FM is Georgia College's award-winning, student-run radio station and offers professional radio opportunities for all GCSU students. WGUR encourages students to develop broadcasting skills in a variety of station areas such as announcing, music, news, sports broadcasting, promotion, public relations, advertising, production, and station management. The WGUR staff regularly participates in campus activities and events, frequently with live radio remote broadcasts. 

GC360 News is Georgia College's student-run television newscast. Students organize a weekly television news broadcast where they cover Georgia College, Milledgeville, and world news. With faculty supervision, students learn how newscasts function by actually producing one. Students are allowed to take this course up to three times for credit as well as volunteer. GC360 is open to all students.

Lambda Pi Eta is the communications honor society at Georgia College. In order to qualify for membership, students must have:

• Completed at least 60 credit hours
• Have a GPA of at least 3.0 for all courses taken
• Have taken at least 12 hours of communications-based courses
• Received a minimum GPA of 3.25 in all communication-based courses
• Currently be enrolled as a student in good standing, as determined by the institution’s policies
• Rank within the highest 35 percent in general scholarship

Students will be notified if they qualify for membership in Lambda Pi Eta and invited to join.