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Columbus State teacher ed programs receive ‘As’ for reading instruction

June 22, 2026

The National Center for Teacher Quality awarded As to teacher education programs preparing future elementary-level teachers to teach reading.

Columbus State teacher ed programs receive ‘As’ for reading instruction

June 22, 2026

The National Center for Teacher Quality awarded As to teacher education programs preparing future elementary-level teachers to teach reading.

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Research, internships help launch NASA career for McCarty ’14

June 17, 2026

NASA’s Cameron McCarty ’14 directs payload ops for the ISS and Artemis II, blending passion for education and space to inspire future explorers.

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Venezuelan conducting prodigy Montes ’26 finds community, growth in Schwob School of Music

June 08, 2026

Maestro Enluis Montes, an already acclaimed international conductor, refined his skills in Columbus State’s world-class performance halls under the mentorship of its expert faculty.

A smiling woman wearing a black graduation cap with a white tassel, glasses, and an academic gown with a bright blue and red stole looks forward while holding a red diploma tube. She is standing on a stage with a dark curtain backdrop and other graduates in the background.

Richard’s second act from dancer to ‘seasoned’ communication major

June 04, 2026

Baby Boomer Jocelyn Richard returned to college to earn her master’s in communication—embracing new challenges and connections at Columbus State.

A young man in a black suit and tie stands between Georgia Governor Brian Kemp and First Lady Marty Kemp while holding an open certificate folder. They are posing in front of a large, circular gold seal of the State of Georgia, flanked by the United States and Georgia state flags.

Governor’s Office internship, scholarship shape Petallar’s aspirations for legal, service career

June 01, 2026

A spring internship with Georgia’s Governor’s Office and the Thayer Scholarship have shaped legal career aspirations for recent graduate Nathaniel Petallar.