DEGREE OFFERINGS COMMUTER LOCATIONS

Georgia College & State University provides graduate education programs in Macon and at Robins Air Force Base. Classes are available in the evening, and in some locations, during the day. Students enrolled in the commuter location programs can complete most course work required for the degree at any of the external locations without having to travel to the residential campus or other locations for courses. Students participating in one of the commuter location programs also have access to all of the facilities located on the residential campus in Milledgeville. A commuter location director at each location is available for assistance and program coordination. In addition, program and campus coordinators are available for advisement and other student services.

CENTER FOR GRADUATE AND PROFESSIONAL LEARNING IN MACON

Located at 433 Cherry Street in the Thomas Jefferson building.

Doris Christopher, Director

Phone: (478) 752-4278

Degrees in:

Specialist in Education (Ed.S.)

Early Childhood (P-5)

Middle Grades (4-8)

Curriculum and Instruction (6-12)

Master of Accountancy (MAac.)

Master of Arts in Teaching (M.A.T.)

Secondary (6-12)

Special Education (P-12)

Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.)

Master of Business Administration with a Concentration in Accounting (M.B.A.)

Master of Business Administration with a Concentration in Management Information Systems (M.B.A.)

Master of Education (M.Ed.)

Early Childhood Education (P-5)

Health and Physical Education

Educational Technology

Library Media Specialist

Instructional Technology

Middle Grades Education (4-8)

Special Education (P-12)

Curriculum and Instruction (6-12)

Master of Management Information Systems (M.M.I.S.)

Master of Public Administration (M.P.A.)

Master of Science in Criminal Justice (M.S.C.J.)

Master of Science in Nursing (M.S.N.)

Family Nurse Practitioner

Nursing Administration: Nursing Service Role

Nursing Administration: Healthcare Informatics

Adult Health Nursing: Clinical Nurse Specialist Role

Adult Health Nursing: Nurse Educator Role

MSN/MBA

GCSU AT ROBINS AFB

Located at Robins Air Force Base

Glenn Easterly, Director

Phone: (478) 327-7376

Degrees in:

Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.)

Master of Public Administration (M.P.A.)

Classes are conducted in the evening.

Degrees in:

Master of Science in Administration Logistics Management (MSAD)

Classes are available during noon hours, and in the evening.

All evening classes are conducted one night per week. Classes taught during the noon period meet two days per week.

OFFICIAL DISCIPLINE ABBREVIATIONS

ACADEMIC STRUCTURE

The graduate programs at Georgia College & State University are provided through The College of Arts and Sciences, J. Whitney Bunting School of Business and The School of Health Sciences.  The College of Arts and Sciences is composed of two schools, The School of Liberal Arts led by Interim Dean Mike Digby and The John H. Lounsbury School of Education with Dean Linda Irwin-DeVitis.  The head of J. Whitney Bunting School of Business is Dean Faye Gilbert; The School of Health Sciences is administrated by Dean Sandra Gangstead.

Subsequent sections of this graduate catalog are arranged by the graduate schools. Persons interested in pursuing the various programs described should contact the program coordinator for further information and applications (if required), i.e. Health Sciences & Education.

No person may register for any academic program or course work until admitted to the University.

COURSE NUMBERING

Graduate courses numbered 5000 to 7999 are designed primarily for graduate students. Any variation from a prescribed program requires written permission from the Dean of the School.

Most courses are identified by a four-letter prefix and a four-digit number.

NOTE: (4-3-5) following course title indicates:4 semester hours lecture, 3 semester hours laboratory, and 5 semester hours credit.

(Var.) indicates variable credits, as stated in the course description.

F and S indicate the course will normally be offered during the fall or spring semester, respectively.