Staff

Dr. Harold Mock serves as interim assistant vice president for international education and director of leadership programs at Georgia College. A specialist in international affairs and transatlantic relations, he is currently writing a book entitled Dangerous Power: An International History of German Unification, 1969-1993. Dr. Mock's research and teaching interests include civil-military relations, particularly related to nuclear strategy and defense planning in western Europe. He holds a Ph.D. in history from the University of Virginia, where he previously served as Bradley Research Fellow. Additionally, Dr. Mock holds a master's degree in history from Virginia and bachelor's degrees in political science and history from Georgia College. He is a member of the International Institute for Strategic Studies and the Royal Institute of International Affairs.

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• Western European security 
• Civil-military relations 
• Transatlantic relations 
• European integration 
• German foreign policy

To schedule an appointment with Dr. Mock, please contact Tammie Burke, office coordinator, at (478) 445-1227 or tammie.burke@gcsu.edu. 

Tiana Key serves as the assistant director for education abroad at Georgia College & State University. In this role, she advises students on global learning opportunities, collaborates with faculty to develop and promote study abroad programs, and leads marketing initiatives to increase visibility and access to international experiences across campus.

Before joining Georgia College, Key served as assistant director of first-year experience at the University of Central Missouri, where she managed institutional partnerships and funded initiatives to expand access to study abroad for first-generation and underrepresented students. She also piloted the First-Year Experience Abroad Program and launched the First-Generation Student Organization.

A native of Kansas City, Missouri, Key earned a Master of Public Administration from Park University, a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies with minors in Africana Studies, World Language and Culture, and Business Administration from the University of Central Missouri, and an Associate of Arts degree from Metropolitan Community College–Longview. She has studied abroad five times to Jordan, Israel and the West Bank, the Netherlands, Jamaica, and Tanzania, and has traveled to 34 countries.

Jason Wynn, assistant director for international student and scholar services, manages admissions for international students at GCSU and facilitates their immigration and cultural acclimation needs. Jason is the popular instructor of a course on American culture at GCSU, and has received numerous awards and recognitions from GCSU for his outstanding service, mentoring, and care for the many international students that come to GCSU.

During his undergraduate years, Jason studied abroad at the La Universidad de Vigo in Vigo, Spain and La Universidad de las Americas in Puebla, Mexico. Before completing his graduate work he served as an intern for Habitat for Humanity Costa Rica and instructed English as a Second Language in North Carolina.

Jason moved to Georgia from North Carolina, where he completed an M.A. in International Studies at East Carolina University. Additionally, he holds a B.S. in Psychology with a second major in Spanish.

Susie Ramage, international admissions counselor, assists with international student recruitment, international admissions for both undergraduate and graduate programs, and is also involved with international programming. She is a co-advisor of the International Club - an organization composed of both international and domestic students interested in cross-cultural experiences - that is one the largest and most active student organizations at Georgia College.  Ms. Ramage has received numerous awards and recognitions from GCSU for her outstanding service to - and care for - the international students that come to GCSU and Milledgeville.

Susie is an alumna of GCSU and holds a B.S. in Community Health. She spent a good portion of her life living and working in the nearby city of Warner Robins, and later moved to Milledgeville.  Prior to coming to GCSU, Susie worked at the Oconee Regional Medical Center.