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Feb
15
Sat
Fourth Annual Alumni & Friends Fundraising Reception @ Performing Arts Center - Band Hall
Feb 15 @ 6:00 pm

Save the Date
02.15.2020

 A New Era
of Excellence

The Fourth Annual Alumni & Friends Fundraising Reception Honoring
Richard J. Gallot, Jr., J.D.
Tenth President of Grambling State University

Saturday, February 15, 2020 • 6:00 P.M.
Grambling State University
Performing Arts Center – Band Hall
Grambling, Louisiana 71245

Donation: $1,000.00
Make Checks payable to the Grambling University Foundation
P.O. Box 587
Grambling, LA 71245
Attention: Brenda Williams
All funds raised will be presented to President Gallot for the President’s Scholarship Fund.
Donation should be received on or before February 8, 2020

~ Proudly Sponsored By ~
Grambling State University Alumni & Friends

SAVE THE DATE-RECEPTION 8x11 -2020Click here for PDF

Feb
17
Mon
President’s Day
Feb 17 all-day

President’s Day

All Day
2/17/2020
Grambling, LA.
OBSERVANCE

Feb
18
Tue
2020 Spring Graduate & Professional School Career Expo @ Fredrick C. Hobdy Assembly Center
Feb 18 @ 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm

Grambling State University Office of Career Services
presents

2020 Spring Graduate &
Professional School
Career Expo

Tuesday, February 18, 2020
1:00pm – 5:00pm
Fredrick C. Hobdy Assembly Center

REGISTRATION OPENS NOVEMBER 15TH!

Registration Cost: $225.00
Government Agency Registration Cot: $150.00

Each registration includes one table with two chairs, and
lunch for two representatives.
Additional representatives will be charged $25.00.

Employers interested in attending this event should be registered on
handshake
or contact Mrs. Ashley Cleveland by email,
clevelanda@gram.edu, or call (318) 274-3349

THE GSU OFFICE OF CAREER SERVICES LOOKS FORWARD TO
PARTNERING WITH YOU TO FULFILL YOUR RECRUITING NEEDS!

Click here for PDF

Mar
8
Sun
Daylight Savings |
Mar 8 all-day

Daylight Savings |

3/8/2020
OBSERVANCE

Mar
14
Sat
Remembering Pinkie Luncheon @ Arcadia Events Center
Mar 14 @ 12:00 pm

Pinkie C. Wilkerson Life Development Center, Inc.
Post Office Box 410 • Grambling, LA 71245

 

Greetings Grambling, Ruston, and surrounding areas. It is with joy and excitement that the Pinkie Wilkerson Life Development Center invite you to join us on March 14th at 12:00pm for an afternoon of festivities honoring the late great ambassador of social justice, State Representative Pinkie C. Wilkerson.

Who was Pinkie C. Wilkerson you may ask?

Pinkie Carolyn Wilkerson was a woman on a mission. Her task was to cross class, race, and geographic lines because human need has no color, no boundary, and no special place. She served as state representative in the Louisiana Legislature from 1992 until her death in 2000.
Everyone admired this woman on a mission, and her legacy continues. The African-American Bar Association presents an annual “Pinkie C. Wilkerson Outstanding State Legislator of the Year Award” to a deserving recipient. In the city of Grambling, the non-profit foundation, the Pinkie C. Wilkerson Life Development Center, and the State Representative Pinkie C. Wilkerson Memorial Interchange both bear her name. To her family, friends, and constituents, she was a phenomenal woman and always on a mission dedicated to her job.

Tickets for the event are $40 per person. You may also buy a table of 8 for $320. Corporate sponsorships or “Friends of Pinkie” are also available and range from $250 to $5,000. To purchase tickets or to make a donation, please feel free to contact Valena Lane at 318-243-6676 or Nelda Baisy at 318-548-6922.

We appreciate your support and hope to see you on March 14th at the Arcadia Events Center as we celebrate the life and legacy of Pinkie C. Wilkerson at the “Remember Pinkie” Luncheon.

Delores Wilkerson Smith, President

Valerie White, Chair
“Remembering Pinkie” Celebration

Click here for PDF

Remembering Pinkie 2020 Luncheon Flyer

 

Mar
16
Mon
Classes Suspended
Mar 16 – Mar 20 all-day
Consistent with University of Louisiana System mandates, next week’s class suspension aims to support students’ immediate transition off-campus and provide time to invest in the University’s transition to 100% online classes for the remainder of the semester.
 
Continued University Operations with Heightened Attention to Safety
 
The shift to online classes will not disrupt regular administrative functions; unless determined by department heads, personnel are expected to report to campus at the usual times.
 
Campus Dining Continues to Serve Student Needs Throughout the Transition
 
SodexoMAGIC, Grambling State’s dining provider, is prepared to continue regular 24-hour dining service for students through March 23. Students are urged to observe appropriate social distancing and handwashing consistent with prior prevention instructions.
 
Students are Encouraged to Depart from Campus by March 23
 
Campus Living will provide students with support and guidance on housing transitions and other issues related to their departure from campus. The adjusted University academic calendar can be seen at gram.edu; Spring Break will take place as scheduled with no coursework beginning April 3 and online classes resuming April 14.
 
Graduating Seniors Should Expect to Forgo Spring Commencement
 
Consistent with CDC guidance for avoiding large gatherings, University administration has cancelled the Spring commencement ceremony. Spring graduates will receive their degree certificates via mail and will have the option to participate in a later ceremony to be scheduled.
 
“As the ongoing response effort to novel coronavirus puts the nation in uncharted territory, we have made difficult decisions in the interest of public safety,” said President Gallot. “Each semester we all look forward to celebrating the hard work of our students and faculty, so it is very disappointing for all of us to cancel commencement.”
 
More information on remote learning, campus departure, student support, and campus operations is forthcoming. Students, faculty and staff are encouraged to stay informed on the developing situation by checking University email, text messages, and following official University social media handles.
Mar
21
Sat
High School/Preview Day – Spring 2020 (EVENT CANCELLED)
Mar 21 all-day

EVENT CANCELLED

Spring High School/Transfer Day will be held on Saturday, March 21st, 2020. (Itinerary/Hotel Information coming soon!)

*Registration: $25 Paid Pre-Registration Includes Game Ticket, Meal Ticket and T-Shirt
$30  after March 15th, On-Site Registration is Available

Are you ready for an exciting experience at the university Where Everybody Is Somebody? We’ve planned a day full of activities, fun and information about Grambling State
University!!

Saturday, March 21st, 2020

Click here for Spring 2020 High School Day Registration Form

High School Day is held twice a year (Fall and Spring). It is an excellent opportunity for prospective students that have an interest in becoming a part of #GramFam to get an intimate look into the University’s exceptional degree programs and engage in student life on campus. Parents, guardians, teachers, alumni, guidance counselors, principals and more are invited to attend! Each student will have the opportunity to interact with faculty and staff from over 40 degree programs! Grambling State University Student Ambassadors will also be available for tours.

Planned activities include a welcome program with President Richard “Rick” Gallot, academic and student organization fair, performances by the World Famed Tiger Marching Band, the Orchesis Dance Company, the GSU Cheerleaders, National Pan Hellenic Council!

On-Site
Admission
Academic
Scholarships
Discounts &
Giveaways

GAME TICKET
INCLUDED!

Featuring:

Campus Tours
Lunch & Games
Academic Counseling
Dance Performances
Marching Tiger Band
Student Organizations
Residence Hall Preview
& More

to
register
gram.edu/highschoolday

$25 Includes Game, T-Shirt & Meal
in Advance. $30 after 3/15/20 and Onsite

Become a Tiger on March 21st, 2020! 

Contact information: highschoolday@gram.edu or 318-274-6183
We look forward to providing you with the ultimate #GramFam experience!
#GramFamRecruit     #GSU23 

WHERE EVERYBODY IS SOMEBODY!

EVENT CANCELLED

Mar
23
Mon
Campus Depart Date
Mar 23 all-day
Students are Encouraged to Depart from Campus by March 23
 
Campus Living will provide students with support and guidance on housing transitions and other issues related to their departure from campus. The adjusted University academic calendar can be seen at gram.edu; Spring Break will take place as scheduled with no coursework beginning April 3 and online classes resuming April 14.
 
Graduating Seniors Should Expect to Forgo Spring Commencement
 
Consistent with CDC guidance for avoiding large gatherings, University administration has cancelled the Spring commencement ceremony. Spring graduates will receive their degree certificates via mail and will have the option to participate in a later ceremony to be scheduled.
 
“As the ongoing response effort to novel coronavirus puts the nation in uncharted territory, we have made difficult decisions in the interest of public safety,” said President Gallot. “Each semester we all look forward to celebrating the hard work of our students and faculty, so it is very disappointing for all of us to cancel commencement.”
 
More information on remote learning, campus departure, student support, and campus operations is forthcoming. Students, faculty and staff are encouraged to stay informed on the developing situation by checking University email, text messages, and following official University social media handles. 
Jun
30
Tue
2020 High Ability Program (Cancelled)
Jun 30 – Jul 31 all-day

2020 High Ability Program

The 2020 Summer High Ability Program at Grambling State University has been cancelled due to precautionary measures of the COVID-19 pandemic.

ABOUT THE PROGRAM

The High Ability (HA) Program at Grambling State University is a partnership between the Office of Academic Affairs and the Center for Mathematical Achievement in Science and Technology (CMAST).  High Ability offers an accelerated program for high school juniors who have exemplified outstanding academic achievement.

High Ability gives students a commanding lead toward independence, responsibility, and scholarship opportunities.  Participants will earn a total of six credit hours during the summer.  Courses taken by HA students include, but are not limited, to English, mathematics, and science.  Throughout the program, participants are also able to connect with college students and professors to discuss their interests and possible college majors.

High Ability students participate in a science-based field trip to Magic Springs and Crystal Falls Amusement and Water Park in Hot Springs, Arkansas. The High Ability Program at Grambling State University strives to provide a superb educational experience and to promote individual growth and development.

PROGRAM DATES

The Summer High Ability Program is a five-week session.  It will begin on Sunday, June 28, 2020.  Registration will be held on Monday, June 29, 2020, and classes will begin on TuesdayJune 30, 2020.  The High Ability program ends at the close of Summer Session II on Friday, July 31, 2020.

More Information: https://www.gram.edu/offices/academic-support/high-ability/

Application opens February 20, 2020
Deadline to Apply: May 24, 2020

If you have applied or plan to apply to this year’s High Ability Program,  please contact Dr. Jacqueline Harris at harrisja@gram.edu or Dr. Danny Hubbard at hubbardd@gram.edu. Please leave your name and date of application. 

Click here to apply.

2020 High Ability Program Flyer

Jul
5
Sun
High School Band Camp @ Performing Arts Center (Band Hall)
Jul 5 – Jul 11 all-day