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Georgia College

www.gcsu.edu

 
As Georgia`s public liberal arts university, Georgia College offers students the educational experience expected at private liberal arts colleges with the affordability of public higher education. Our students learn to be analytical, thoughtful and incisive; these skills prove to serve them throughout their careers and lives. Georgia College is a perfect choice for motivated, service-minded students who seek an engaging campus community, which offers educational experiences that extend far beyond the traditional classroom into the community to provide intellectual, professional and personal growth.
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.gcsu.edu
  • 231 W Hancock St
    Milledgeville, GA USA 31061
  • Phone: 478.445.5004

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Charles Norton
 Associate Vice President, General Counsel, & Chief Legal Affairs Officer Profile
Brett Montroy
 General Counsel Profile

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