Georgia Gwinnett College

Overview

Georgia Gwinnett College (GGC) is a public four-year college located in Gwinnett County, Georgia. Established on August 18, 2006, it is the first four-year public college founded in the 21st century in the United States and the first new public institution in Georgia in over a century. GGC was created to meet the educational needs of Gwinnett County, which previously lacked a four-year college.

The college offers a range of bachelor’s degree programs, including fields such as biology, business, information technology, nursing, psychology, and childhood education. GGC emphasizes accessibility and support for a diverse student body, including traditional and non-traditional students. The campus features modern facilities, including a large classroom building and a library and learning center, developed through public-private partnerships and state funding. GGC is committed to fostering a dynamic learning community that encourages student engagement and success.

Basic Information

Contact Details

• Phone: +1 678-407-5000
• Website: ggc.edu
• LinkedIn: linkedin.com/school/georgiagwinnettcollege

Key Focus Areas & Initiatives

• regional economic development
• community college alternative
• regional higher education
• public college in georgia
• innovative education
• small class sizes
• vendor licensing partnerships
• state-of-the-art facilities
• student success initiatives
• higher education
• college brand management
• affordable college
• public college
• university partnerships
• study abroad programs
• public colleges and universities
• no faculty tenure
• critical thinking development
• university accreditation
• student life
• regional education
• georgia college
• innovative curriculum
• student engagement
• community-focused college
• academic programs
• innovative teaching methods
• accreditation
• diversity and inclusion
• bachelor's degrees
• student mentorship
• accessibility
• student support services
• college branding
• online learning options
• community engagement
• student diversity
• public four-year college
• campus infrastructure
• public university system
• gwinnett county development
• campus facilities
• student success
• learning community
• new college models
• higher education access
• college campus
• student achievement programs
• educational innovation
• faculty engagement
• student-centered learning
• student mentorship programs
• experiential learning
• academic support
• career-focused degrees
• public higher education in georgia
• higher education reform
• state-funded college
• diverse student body
• regional educational need
• merchandise licensing
• first 4-year public college in 21st century
• government
• colleges, universities, and professional schools
• online learning
• leadership development
• continuing education
• education
• education management
• e-learning
• internet
• information technology & services
• computer software

Technologies Used

• Amazon AWS
• Atlassian Cloud
• Microsoft Office 365
• Outlook
• React Redux
• VueJS
• WP Engine

Affiliated Organizations & Regional Branches

• Grizzly Baseball Complex