GMC News
Valdosta Campus Named a Military Friendly School
Georgia Military College Valdosta Campus Named a Military Friendly School After years of research, the G.I. Jobs magazine, a veteran owned business, has named Georgia Military College Valdosta Campus as a Military Friendly School for 2011. This honor ranks Georgia Military College Valdosta in the top 15 percent of all colleges, universities and trade schools which are doing the most to embrace America’s veterans as students. The Georgia Military College Valdosta Campus was chosen as a Military Friendly School for its policies, efforts to recruit and retain active duty military, military family members and veterans, and its academic accreditation. The College has a Program Coordinator located at Moody AFB to assist active duty military and their family member with the enrollment process, answer questions regarding Georgia Military College, and Tuition Assistance (TA). Veteran’s can receive one stop service regarding advisement, registration, and certification through the VA Services Coordinator, who also serves as the campus Financial Aid Supervisor. The Valdosta Campus can also assist Veteran’s and their family members with the MyCAA program as well as Chapter 31 (VOC Rehab) benefits. Georgia Military College, the only public liberal arts junior college located in Valdosta, is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award associate degrees. The Valdosta Campus offers more than 15 majors in popular areas of study such as business administration, criminal justice, education, homeland security, pre-nursing, and psychology. Advisement for the Winter 2011 term is currently underway. For further information visit the Valdosta Campus at 4201 N. Forrest Street or our Moody AFB office located at 3010 Robinson Road. For more information contact admissions at (229) 375-5650 or the GMC Moody office at (229) 244-7323. Pictured with the award are Chad Daugherty, Valdosta Campus Financial Aid Supervisor and Michelle Caudill, Valdosta Campus Business Office Manager.
GMC Bulldogs Charge Into NJCAA Football Semi-Finals Scheduled for ESPN+ Live at Davenport Field on December 8th
Against all odds and with a bold new playbook, the Georgia Military College (GMC) Bulldogs have stormed their way into the NJCAA National Semi-Finals to take place on GMC’s Historic Davenport Field on December 8th, at 3:30pm. The game will also be broadcast live on ESPN+ . This remarkable achievement underscores the resilience, innovation, and […]
Georgia Military College Junior College Athletics: A Season of Triumphs
Junior College Athletics Shine Bright in Fall Competitions Georgia Military College (GMC) Junior College Athletics has delivered an exceptional fall season, celebrating standout performances across football, soccer, and cross country. We stand proudly behind our exemplary athletics programs, which reinforce GMC’s reputation as Georgia’s premier leadership academy, cultivating excellence both on and off the field. […]
A Message from President Caldwell on Veterans Day
A Message from President Caldwell on Veterans Day Every Veterans Day, I take a moment to think about who we are celebrating. Who are the people we call veterans? The truth is, there are as many military service stories as there are people who have served. Many enlist because of a tradition of service in […]
Georgia Military College Celebrates Alumni Weekend 2024 with Unforgettable Events and Enduring Connections
A Memorable Celebration of GMC’s Legacy: Alumni Weekend 2024 From October 24-26, 2024, Georgia Military College (GMC) welcomed alumni from all walks of life for an inspiring Alumni Weekend. This year’s theme, “Remember When, Experience it Again,” captured the unique spirit of GMC, a place where past and present unite to build connections that shape […]
Georgia Military College Hosts Annual Ethics Bowl, Sends Two Teams to Nationals
On Friday, October 18, 2024, the Georgia Military College (GMC) Junior College Corps of Cadets gathered for the annual Ethics Bowl, a key event that fosters critical thinking and ethical reasoning in future leaders. As a leading leadership institution, Georgia Military College emphasizes the importance of character development and ethical decision-making in shaping responsible leaders. […]
26th Secretary of Defense General James Mattis Engages Students at Georgia Military College’s Leadership Speaker Series
Laying a Strong Foundation On an overcast September morning, the 26th Secretary of Defense, General James “Jim” Mattis, was greeted by Georgia Military College President General William B. Caldwell, IV, at the South Gate of the GMC Campus. Behind them, uniformed cadets knelt on the brick walkway leading to the Old Capitol Building, inscribing the […]
A Message from President Caldwell on Constitution and Citizenship Day
Every year on September 17th our nation is blessed as we honor and celebrate our Constitution and Citizenship Day. On this day we are reminded of the enduring significance of the United States Constitution—a document that has shaped the fabric of our nation since its inception. It is more than just a set of laws; […]
A Message from President Caldwell on Patriot Day
On September 11, 2001, our country was forever changed. In the span of a few short hours, the world witnessed both the worst of human depravity and the very best of our American spirit. On that day, nearly 3,000 of our fellow citizens lost their lives in a cowardly attack on our nation. But in […]
Georgia Military College to Host Full Week of Events to Celebrate Patriot Day
Georgia Military College (GMC) will host a week-long series of events to honor Patriot Day, transforming the traditional observance into a full week of celebrations. These events will pay tribute to the nation’s heroes and highlight GMC’s commitment to leadership, patriotism, and community engagement. The week will culminate in a First Responders themed football game […]
Georgia Military College Celebrates the Legacy of Leadership of President Lieutenant General William B. Caldwell, IV, USA (Ret)
Georgia Military College (GMC) announces that this will be the final year Lieutenant General William B. Caldwell IV, USA (Ret) will serve as the 21st President of GMC. Lieutenant General Caldwell assumed the role of President in November of 2013 after a decorated 37-year career in the United States Army. He plans to continue his […]
GMC Biology Club Students Discover Rare Fish Species During Panama City Beach Dive
GMC Biology Club Students Discover Rare Fish Species During Panama City Beach Dive Georgia Military College (GMC) Biology Club students had no idea that they’d make an incredible discovery during their summer diving expedition off the coast of Panama City Beach, FL. Led by Professor Mark Fairbrass, who serves as GMC’s Health and Natural Science […]
Georgia Military College Dean’s List and President’s List – Summer Term 2024
Georgia Military College Dean’s List and President’s List – Summer Term 2024 At Georgia Military College, we are committed to academic excellence and recognize our students’ hard work and dedication through the Dean’s List and President’s List honors each term. These honors are a testament to the students’ hard work and the support provided by […]
A Message from President Caldwell on Independence Day
On this Fourth of July, as fireworks light up the sky and the echoes of patriotic anthems fill the air, we find ourselves not only commemorating our nation’s birth in 1776, but reflecting on the enduring principles that have carried us forward. It is a day of gratitude for the liberties and freedoms we enjoy, […]
Admiral Michael G. Mullen Offers Inaugural Keynote Address at NewDayUSA Center of Leadership at Georgia Military College
Admiral Michael G. Mullen Offers Inaugural Keynote Address at NewDayUSA Center of Leadership at Georgia Military College GMC students and community preview state-of-the-art leadership facility designed to convene renowned experts in business, military, diplomacy, sports, and entertainment. Admiral Michael Glenn Mullen (USN, ret.), who served as the 28th Chief of Naval Operations from 2005–2007 and […]
