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AlexLay

Graduated from GSC: 2008

Now attending: WVU Law

School

A smaller school like

Glenville State College helps

a student nd themselves fully

through better relationships

with peers and professors.

Those friendships have become

great references when going

through the application process

for furthering my education.

AaronFiddler

Graduated from GSC: 2009

Now attending: AppalachianSchool of Law

The personable smaller class

sizes at GSC created a bond

between my professors and I

that helped make learning all my

subjects easier. I owe everything

to Glenville State College.

KarinaKendrick

How GSC Prepared Recent Alumni for Their Next StepGraduated from GSC: 2008

Now attending: WVU Law School

My time at GSC fully prepared me to further my

education past the undergraduate level and

specically for law school. The curriculum,specically in my Criminal Justice and Psychology

majors, but also the general courses laid a strong

educational foundation so that I was condent in

approaching each class in law school. The hands

on approach to class and intellectual discussions

also were very important as they prepared me

for the debates and discussions I have with my

peers and professors in discussing different

aspects and variations of the law.

Justin GriffithGraduated from GSC: 2006

Now attending: Thomas Cooley Law School

GSCs criminal justice program provided me

with the proper combination of knowledge,

skills, and ethics that enabled me to be

a successful law student.


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Being a college student is about more than just classes. Thats why GSC offers a wide range of extracurricular opportunities from sky diving to studentgovernment. Special events, such as concerts and programs, are the norm here, and theres a club or organization to suit nearly every taste. Greek lifealso has a strong presence on campus, and intramural sports are popular with GSC students. Taking part in extracurricular activities enhances the collegeexperience and helps to create friendships that can last a lifetime.

Our High Adventure program plans several excursions during the school year that take students all around the state. Biking, whitewater rafting, and skiingare all just some examples of the fun. We also have many on campus activities for students to enjoy. It isnt unusual to nd comedians that are sure tohave your side splitting, hypnotists that amaze and astound, and speakers that share their wisdom.

There are also several Greek groups at GSC. The sororities and fraternities work hard to give back to the community through service projects and

volunteer work. They also give us some of the best oats during Homecoming.

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August

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Events This MonthFaculty Preparation

Tuesday-Thursday, August 11-13

Open RegistrationFriday, August 14

First Day of ClassesMonday, August 17

Last Day to Apply for December GraduationFriday, August 21

Last Day to Add ClassesMonday, August 24


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AthleticsFrom football to basketball games to intramural sports, there is something for everyone when it comes to Glenville State Colleges Athletic program. Witha wide range of athletic events to choose from, the students at GSC will not fall short of anything including a spectacular showing of sportsmanship.

Being away from home and part of a diverse campus community means greater freedom to make your own decisions and pursue personal interests. Asa member of a WVIAC II athletic team you will also be a very visible part of the community. With that freedom and visibility comes responsibility. Athletesrepresenting Glenville State College must manage their lifestyles in ways that set good examples of moral and ethical conduct. As a student athlete, youractions matternot only to you but also to your teammates, your athletic department, and Glenville State College.

The philosophy of Glenville State College Athletics is to establish a program in which the institutional focus of this college as well as the standards ofamateurism and fair play as set forth by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) is maintained. The athletic program is committed to an

environment which emphasizes the total education of student-athletes and sustains its commitment through special programs to enhance the physicalwell-being, emotional growth and academic success of student-athletes.


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SeptemberSunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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Labor Day

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Events This MonthLabor DayNo Classes

Monday, September 7

Four Week Grades Due by NoonMonday, September 14

Last Day to Withdraw From 7 Week CoursesTuesday, September 15


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GSC TheatreGSC Theatre is a Student Life-sponsored group of theatre enthusiasts. The Theatre produces three shows per year and encourage interest in outsidetheatre groups and organizations. In addition, experienced members of the community are invited to join in. All production positions (whether acting orbackstage) are open to all willing to audition or interview. Come and try out!


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OctoberSunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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Columbus Day

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Halloween

Events This MonthMid-Semester

Wednesday, October 7

Fall RecessFriday, October 9

Mid-Semester Grades Due by NoonMonday, October 12

Last Day to Withdraw With a Grade of W Monday, October 19


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High AdventureThe High Adventure program at Glenville State College will take you to new heights - literally. Take in the beauty of West Virginia from the back of a horse,from atop a mountain peak, or from the door of a plane before you take the plunge and skydive. The High Adventure program can give you a taste of thereal adventure of our rural state and plans excursions throughout the academic year.

Trips with High Adventure vary in cost, depending on the activity and the length of the trip. You can pay one fee for the semester, which guaranteesyou a spot on at least eight excursions over the course of one semester, or you can pay per adventure. All equipment is either provided at no cost

by High Adventure or rented on a per trip basis.


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NovemberSunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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Veterans Day

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Thanksgiving

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Events This MonthPre-registration for Spring 2010

Monday-Friday, November 2-6

Last Day to Apply for May GraduationFriday, November 6

Last Day to Withdraw 7 Week CoursesFriday, November 6

Thanksgiving Break Monday-Friday, November 23-27


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While the semester is winding down and students are preparing to take their nal exams, the campus is christened with a fresh blanket of snow to makeit feel more like winter and to let them know that Winter break is right around the corner.

During this time, there are different activities for students to take a break from studying. We offer midnight breakfast, ice cream night, and taco night withgames. There are also different Resident Assistant programs to help students relieve stress from all of the classroom activity. The most important part

about this time frame is students get to go home to spend quality time with their families before the new semester begins.

Winter Holidays


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DecemberSunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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HanukkahBegins

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HanukkahEnds

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Christmas Day

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New Years Eve

Events This MonthLast Day of Classes

Friday, December 4

Final ExaminationsMonday-Thursday, December 7-10

Residence Halls Close (10:00 a.m.)Friday, December 11

Final Grades Due by Noon Monday, December 14

HappyHolidays


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Glenville State College is dedicated to promoting the value and importance of community engagement and service learning to students, faculty, and staff ofthe college. At GSC, as part of a complete educational experience, community engagement learning can foster students academic learning, personal andcareer development, strengthen their sense of community, instill a civic ethic, and build leadership skills.

Glenville State College was named to the 2007 Presidents Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll. This distinction from the highest levels ofgovernment recognizes Glenville State Colleges leadership in helping to build a culture of service and civic engagement on campuses and in our nation.

The distinction of receiving this honor is validation that Glenville State College is valuing its commitment to producing students whom will be viable citizensof the world. The projects chosen were from our Community Engagement projects during our First Year Experience Weekend in 2007. The town of Glenvillerose to the challenge that we presented about building community engagement between the community and the college. Just in that weekend alone, we had

over three hundred students in the community making a difference in the city that they will call their home for the next four years.

Community Enrichment


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JanuarySunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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New Years Day

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MLK Day

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Events This MonthFaculty Preparation

Tuesday-Thursday, January 5-7

Open RegistrationFriday, January 8

First Day of ClassesMonday, January 11

Martin Luther King DayNo ClassesMonday, January 18

Last Day to Add Classes Tuesday, January 19


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Its time to submit your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for next year. The deadline for WV Higher Education Grant and some otherprograms is March 1. Not sure about your plans? Send in the FAFSA anyway and have it processed. Get your FAFSA done now and all your paperworkready for next year before you leave for the summer!

Its easy! Go to www.fafsa.ed.gov and use your federal PIN number. Cant remember your PIN? Then go to www.pin.ed and ask for a duplicate PIN.

Its not too late to look for scholarships and www.fastweb.org is a great resource. Did you know that 83% of Glenville State College students receivesome type of nancial assistance to pay for college? If you have questions and would like to nd out more, check out the GSC website or stop in the

nancial aid ofce for a personal visit and review of your records.

Financial Aid


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FebruarySunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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Groundhog Day

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Valentines Day

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Presidents Day

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Events This MonthFour Week Grades Due by Noon

Monday, February 8

Last Day to Withdraw 7 Week Courses Tuesday, February 9


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Residence LifeThe Department of Residence Life is dedicated to the total growth and development of each resident student. The residence life program provideseducational living and learning for students to develop the attitudes, values, and behaviors of responsible adults in a pluralistic community.

Our residence halls are your home away from home. Whether you prefer the traditional dormitory style rooms of Pickens Hall or the modern conveniencesof suite-style living at Pioneer Village, our residence halls are comfortable and safe. Room and board at Glenville State College includes your utilities,satellite television, high-speed Internet access, and free use of the washers and dryers.

In addition to being comfortable and convenient, living in one of our residence halls fosters a sense of community. Resident Assistants host programs

and games and work hard to help resident students become neighbors and friends.


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MarchSunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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St. PatricksDay

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Events This MonthMid-Semester

Wednesday, March 3

Mid-Semester Grades Due by NoonFriday, March 5

Spring BreakMonday-Friday, March 8-12

Last Day to Withdraw With a Grade of WFriday, March 19

Pre-registration for Summer and Fall 2010Monday-Friday, March 22-26

Last Day to Apply for August or December

Graduation Friday, March 26


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AlumniGlenville State College Alumni have distinguished themselves in every occupation and profession. Their contributions in the workplace and in their communitiesare many and as alums, they continue to support the College and enhance its reputation through their professional and personal successes.

Once a Glenville Pioneer - Always a Glenville Pioneer and because of these experiences, alums continue to remain a part of GSCs family and maintainan active interest in their alma mater. Acknowledging this relationship, students automatically become a member of the Glenville State College AlumniAssociation upon graduation. This organization is governed by an Executive Council which works to represent the interests of all alumni and stands proudlyas representatives of the pride and tradition that is Glenville State College. One of the main objectives of the Alumni Council has been to establish a Glenvillenetwork by developing regional chapters. At present, there are active alumni chapters in Charleston, Huntington, the Mid Ohio Valley, North Central WestVirginia, Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, Eastern Maryland/Northern Virginia, North Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee/Georgia, and Texas.

The Alumni Center, located at the corner of Court and Linn Streets, is headquarters for these alumni chapters and is home to all visiting alumni. It is theirinformation center to campus and serves as their bridge between the new life they have embarked upon and their alma mater. The Alumni Center alsoserves as headquarters for the many activities that alums attend on campus each year. These activities include Alumni Reunions during each springs AlumniDay, Homecoming Activities, Sporting Events, Music Programs, Theatre Productions, Commencement with 50 Year Grad Recognition, Curtis Elam Athletic

Hall of Fame Inductions, and other Cultural Events.


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AprilSunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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April Fools Day

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Easter

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Earth Day

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Events This MonthSpring Recess

Friday, April 2

Last Day to Withdraw 7 Week CoursesFriday, April 9

Last Day of Classes Friday, April 30


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Commencement exercises are held each spring in the Jesse R. Lilly, Jr. Gymnasium. Graduates are honored with a reception immediately followingCommencement.

All students must complete the general requirements as prescribed by the College and the specic requirements set forth for the degree sought. Aminimum of 128 hours is required for a baccalaureate degree and 64 hours for an associate degree. In preparation for graduation, students shouldrequest an ofcial evaluation of their credits upon completion of 80 hours toward a baccalaureate degree or 40 hours toward an associate degree.Requests for evaluations are to be submitted to the Ofce of the Registrar.

Commencement is a time in which the college honors its proud tradition of teaching excellence and building academic distinction. Glenville StateColleges innovations are aimed at meeting the changing needs of our society. The college prepares leaders not only for West Virginia but all acrossthe global community. We demonstrate our own leadership throughout all areas of our college and local community. We also demonstrate the highestideals of a thoughtful, caring community. These words serve as our calling and symbolize Glenville State College.

Commencement


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MaySunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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Events This MonthFinal Examinations

Monday-Thursday, May 3-6

CommencementSaturday, May 8

Residence Halls CloseSaturday, May 8

Final Grades Due by NoonMonday, May 10

Registration / Classes Begin (Session I)Monday, May 17

Last Day to Add Classes

Tuesday, May 18

Memorial DayNo Classes Monday, May 31


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RFK LibraryIn 1875, the Glenville Normal Schools library material consisted of globes, dictionaries, and gazetteers. In 1931, the collection had grown to 8,000 volumes.A new building, which is now Clark Hall, was constructed and the library was named the Robert F. Kidd Library. Mr. Kidd served as president of GlenvilleState Normal School from 1882 to 1885 and later served in both the West Virginia Senate and House of Delegates. In 1966, the library moved to its currentlocation.

During the 2007-08 academic year, there were approximately 6,111 circulation checkouts, 113,307 database searches, 509 interlibrary loan transactions, and583 reference transactions serving an average of 1,439 patrons per week.

Additionally, the RFK Library is home to the Claude Kemper carved bird collection Birds of My Hollow.


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JuneSunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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Fathers Day

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Events This MonthLast Day to Withdraw With a Grade of W

Thursday, June 3

Last Day of Classes (Session I)Wednesday, June 16

Final Exams (Session I)Thursday, June 17

BreakNo ClassesFriday, June 18

Final Grades (Session I) Due by NoonMonday, June 21

Registration / Classes Begin (Session II)

Monday, June 21

Last Day to Add Classes Tuesday, June 22


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JulySunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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Events This MonthIndependence DayNo Classes

Monday, July 5

Last Day to Withdraw With a Grade of WThursday, July 8

Last Day of ClassesWednesday, July 21

Final Exams (Session II)Thursday, July 22

Final Grades (Session II) Due by Noon Friday, July 23


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Faculty & StaffAccord, Rick ....................................................6182Adams, Rachel ............................................... 6250Allen, Carl ........................................................ 6245Alltop, Jerod .................................................... 6235Alltop, Mary .................................................... 6152

Angelotti, Brian ............................................. 6223Arbogast, Gary ............................................... 6253Baber, Bob ....................................................... 6382Bailey, Janet James ....................................... 6221Baker, Larry .................................................... 6316Barnette, Annette ......................................... 6391Barr, Julia ......................................................... 6430Barr, Keith........................................................ 6118Barr, Peter ....................................................... 6100Batson, Dorman Chuck .......................... 6254Bell, Dan ..............................................6450/6451Benson, Neal ................................................... 6142Bernier, David Dave .................................6441Block, Jennifer ...............................................6325Boggs, Virginia Jenny .............................. 6130Bone, Lloyd ........................................6340/6341Bonnett, Bill .................................................... 6154Boone, William .................................6450/7452Brenner, Liza .................................................. 6346Burkhammer, Jerry ......................................6401Burkowski, Gayle .......................................... 6324

Burkowski, Robert ....................................... 6207Burton, Suzetta .............................................6240Butler, Kathy ......................................6110/6111Cain, Kevin ......................................................6201Castle, Lisa ...................................................... 6307Cavendish, Mack ...........................................6276Chapman, Donald Duane ..........6130/6131Chesser, Warren Clay .............................. 6185Church, Bill ...................................................... 6143Clayton, Thomas ...........................................6306Clemons, Roger .............................................6240

Clowser, Michelle..........................................6380

Collins, Jedediah ........................................... 6240Collins, Jerry ................................................... 6240Colvin, Kipp.....................................................6412Conley, Carla ................................................... 6173Conrad, Kim .................................................... 6280Corey, Deborah .............................................. 6275Cosco, Tara ......................................................6204Curran, John....................................................6312

Davis, Arleta ................................................... 6360De Matteo, Art................................................6273de Rosset, Sherry..........................................6160de Rosset, Wayne ......................................... 6321Dolpies, Nalani .............................................. 6160Doss, Claudia Diane ..................................... 6240Dody, Teresa ................................................... 6345Duelley, Adrian .............................................. 6136Dye, Stephen...................................................6228Echard, Cinda ................................................. 6257Edwards, Bob ................................................. 6390Edwards, Bonnie...........................................6170Ellyson, Denise ..............................................6125Evans, Joe ......................................................... 6314Evans, Kevin ...................................................6304Faber, Todd......................................................6392Fiddler, Alan ................................................... 6230Fiddler, Amy ................................................... 6151Fitzpatrick, Dennis ...................................... 6187Fitzwater, Michael ........................................ 6234Fox, J.T. .............................................................. 6137

Friedmann, Jane ............................................ 6162Frymier, Amanda Mandy .......................6220Frymier, Brittany ..........................................6320Gazal, Rico ....................................................... 6372Gherke, Michael ............................................ 6272Giord, Mawahna.........................................6188Goodrich, Carol .............................................6270Gra, Linda .....................................................6240Gragg, Melody ................................................ 6100Grifin, Buddy.................................................6342Griswold, Tammi ............................. 6411/6149

Gum, Jason ......................................................6163

Haasch, Jill ....................................................... 6277Hacker, Terry ..................................................6240Hall, John .......................................................... 6328Hardman, Bob ...................................6180/6181Harkleroad, Bunky ......................................6226Hiltner, Amy ...................................6450/7453**Hipp, Brian ...................................................... 6240Hutchison, David .......................................... 6232

James, Elbon ................................................... 6240Jedamski, Melissa ......................................... 6190Jenkins, Debi...................................................6400Jenkins, Jeremy.................................6450/7456Jones, Sherry .................................................. 6251Kennedy, Errol ...............................................6243Kerns, Rob ....................................................... 6144Lamb, Larry .................................................... 6113Lancaster, Tracy ............................................ 6124Lay, Karen ........................................................ 6171Lemon, Sam .................................................... 6240Lewis, Andrew ..................................6413/6299Lewis, David ................................................... 6343Lewis, Onick ................................................... 6153Lhotsky, Gary ................................................. 6255Linger, Angie................................................... 6155Maiden, Patrick ............................................. 6224Marks, Annaliza ............................................ 6148Marks, Tim ...................................................... 6242Mathew, Kathy ............................................... 6240McBride, Kent ................................................ 6227

McCartney, Brenda ......................................6123McDougal, Jason Jake .............................. 6308McEntire, Dave .............................................. 6225McKinney, Cheryl..........................................6263McKinney, John .............................................. 6348McLaurin, Gary .............................................. 6137Milam, Diana .................................................. 7720Millard, David ................................................ 6383Miller, Lois .......................................................6360Mills, Ida ........................................................... 6278Minney, Ellen .................................................. 6240

Minton, Jonathan .......................................... 6322


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Moore, Rick ..................................................... 6229Morgan, J. ......................................................... 6329Morris, Gary .................................................... 6305Moss, David ..................................................... 6240Murphy, Crystal ............................................. 6370Musolf, Joseph ............................................... 6373Myers, Charles ............................................... 6240Myers, Jami ..................................................... 6281

Nagy, Debbie ................................................... 6116Nicholson, Danny .........................................6384Nolan, Cathy ................................................... 6180Norman, Bridget ........................................... 6150Ocheltree, Jodi .................................. 6413/6415ODell, David ................................................... 6317Oldaker, Thomas ........................................... 6133Oppe, Elizabeth ............................................. 6256Peck, Paul ......................................................... 6309Pegg, Glennis .................................................. 6240Perry, Cameron Cam ................................ 6223Persinger, Susie .............................................6172Peters, Greta ................................................... 6360Peters, Jeanne Kay .................................... 6360Phares, Jason .................................................. 6146Pounds, Dennis .............................................6381Ratli, Shelly .................................................. 6213Ratli, Thomas .............................................. 6241Reaser, M. Karen ...........................................6240Reed, Ann ......................................................... 6120Riddle, Joyce ................................................... 6184

Rowland, Donna ...........................................6360Rutherford, Joanne ......................................6202Ryan, Brigid ....................................................6240Sawyer, Sara.................................................... 6303Schimmel, Robin ........................................... 6145Shattuck, Steven ...........................................6361Singleton, Basil .............................6450/7454**Skidmore, Sheri ............................................. 6340Smarr, Gary ....................................6450/7455**Smith, Robert Mike .................................. 6271Snyder, Patty ................................................... 6110

Snyder, Tom .................................................... 6374

Speelman, Suzanne......................................6252Spence, Debbie .............................................. 6191Spence, Dewell ..............................................6240Sprouse, Denise ............................................6420Stalnaker, David ............................................6193Stalnaker, Judy ...............................................6206Starcher-Johnson, Debra ........................... 6310Stanton, Dennis ............................6231/7242**

Sterns, Teresa.................................................6100Stout, Connie .................................................. 6209Swisher, Rebecca .......................................... 6259Sypolt, Charles Rick ................................. 6371Tasker, Blake..................................6231/7241**Tatman, Jim .....................................................6100Taylor, John ..................................................... 6208Thompson, Dwayne ....................................6234Turner, Richard .............................................6240Underwood, Tim...........................................6432Unger, Randy .....................................6227/6214Vavrek, Milan .................................................6375Walborn, Fred ................................................6279Walker, Je......................................................6258Walters, Brent ................................................ 6223Weese, Jean .....................................................6240Weldon, Richard .............................. 6140/6141Wellings, Tom.................................................6240Wemm, Dennis ..............................................6323Westbrook, Gail .............................................6161White, Anita .................................................... 6350

Wiant, Mandy ................................................. 6186Wilmoth, Joe ................................................... 6194Wilson, Clark .................................................. 6298Witte, Alison ................................................... 6313Witte, James Rick ...................................... 6376Wood, Ed ..........................................................6274Yeager, Virginia..............................................6164Zane, Nancy ....................................................6326

Offices & DepartmentsAcademic Aairs........................................... 6110Academic Support Center......................... 6150Accounts Payable .........................................6186Admissions ..................................................... 6130Alumni Aairs ............................................... 6116

Aramark (Dining Services) ......................6360Archives ............................................................6183Athletics ........................................................... 6220Board of Regents BA ...................................6152Bookstore (Follett) ......................................7720Business Department ................................. 6250Business Ofice .............................................. 6180Campus Health Nurse ................................6430Cashiers Ofice.............................................. 6190Certiication (Teacher) .............................. 6125Criminal Justice House............................... 6468Dining Services (Aramark) ......................6360Education Department .............................. 6200English Department .................................... 6320Evaluations .....................................................6125Facilities Scheduling ................................... 6116Field House ..................................................... 6239Financial Aid .................................................. 6170Fine Arts Department ................................ 6340Fitness Center ................................................ 6440

Fitness Center Director .......................... 6441

Follett (Bookstore) ......................................7720Football (Assistant) ..................................... 6232GSC Foundation ............................................ 6380High Adventure ............................................. 6441Housing (Faculty & Sta) ......................... 6241Housing (Student) ....................................... 6413Human Resources ........................................ 6193Instructional Technology .......................... 6146Land Resources Department...................6370LBH Conference Room ............................... 6444Library .............................................................. 6160

Library (Director) ..................................... 6161


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MCCC Room 319 ....................................... 6445Nursing Department ................................... 6313Ofice of Technology.................................... 6140Payroll ...............................................................6191Phoenix (College Newspaper) ................ 6393Physical Plant................................................. 6240Pickens Hall .................................................... 6298

RD, Griswold ...............................................6149

RD, Lewis ...................................................... 6299Pioneer Village Ofice ................................. 6300

RD, Ocheltree .............................................. 6415Pool Information ..........................................6441Post Ofice ....................................................... 6420Presidents Conference Room ................. 6446Presidents House ........................................ 7006Presidents Ofice ......................................... 6100Print Shop........................................................ 6392Public Relations ............................................ 6391

Public Relations Assistant ..................... 6390Public Safety ................................................... 6450Purchasing ......................................................6184Recruiters (College) ....................................6130Registrars Ofice .......................................... 6120Residence Life ................................................ 6413Rusty Musket/Cyber Caf ......................... 6362Science & Math Department.................... 6310Social Science Department ...................... 6270Sports Information Director.................... 6233Student Activities ......................................... 6412

Student Aairs .............................................. 6400Student Disability Services ...................... 6151Student Employment.................................. 6151Student Government Association .........6419Student Life Suites ....................................... 6410Student Support Services ......................... 6150Switchboard ...........................................................0Writing Clinic ................................................. 6150

Academic DepartmentsBusiness ........................................................... 6250Criminal Justice ............................................. 6280Education.........................................................6200English ..............................................................6320Fine Arts ........................................................... 6340

Land Resources ............................................. 6370Science & Math .............................................. 6310Social Science ................................................. 6270

Administrative OfficesAcademic Aairs...........................................6110Academic Support........................................6150Admissions .....................................................6130

Athletics ...........................................................6220Business Ofice ..............................................6180College Advancement/

GSC Foundation ......................................... 6380Human Resources ........................................ 6193Ofice of Technology....................................6140President..........................................................6100Registrars Ofice ..........................................6120Student Aairs ..............................................6400

Direct Dial NumbersAcademic Aairs................................. 462-4100Academic Support.............................. 462-4118Admissions ........................................... 462-4128Alumni Aairs ..................................... 462-4122Athletics ................................................. 462-4102Bookstore (Follett) ............................ 462-4116Business Department ....................... 462-4123Business Ofice .................................... 462-4107Cashiers Ofice.................................... 462-4104College Advancement .......................462-4125

Criminal Justice House..................... 462-6468Dining Services ................................... 462-4108Education Department .................... 462-4119English Department .......................... 462-4121Financial Aid ........................................ 462-4103Fine Arts Department ...................... 462-4130GSC Foundation .................................. 462-4125Human Resources .............................. 462-4101

Land Resources Department......... 462-4135Library .................................................... 462-4109Ofice of Technology.......................... 462-4106Payroll ..................................................... 462-4134Physical Plant....................................... 462-4112Physical Therapy ................................ 462-8933Pickens Hall Ofice ............................. 462-4113Presidents Ofice ............................... 462-4110Public Relations .................................. 462-4115Public Safety ......................................... 462-4132Purchasing ............................................ 462-4131Registrars Ofice ................................ 462-4117RH Directors Ofice........................... 462-4111Science & Math Department.......... 462-4126Social Science Department ............ 462-4124Student Aairs .................................... 462-4114Voice Mail Remote ............................. 462-4139Wesley Foundation ............................ 462-7569

Fax NumbersAcademic Aairs................................. 462-8619Academic Support.............................. 462-7495Admissions ........................................... 462-8619Athletics ................................................. 462-5593Bookstore .............................................. 462-8794Business Ofice .................................... 462-7839Campus Nurse ..................................... 462-4127Dining Services (Aramark) ............ 462-7651Education............................................... 462-5192Financial Aid ........................................ 462-4407

Foundation ............................................ 462-7665


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Land Resources ................................... 462-8709Library (Circulation) ........................ 462-4049NWVRHEC ............................................. 462-6466Physical Plant....................................... 462-5934Presidents Ofice ............................... 462-7610Public Relations .................................. 462-6395Public Safety ......................................... 462-6461Registrars Ofice ................................ 462-8619

Science and Math ............................... 462-4136Social Science ....................................... 462-6479Student Aairs .................................... 462-5057

MiscellaneousConrad Suites ....................................... 462-7316

Cottrell, Jennifer .............................. 462-7316Gear Up Program

Morris, Amanda ......................................... 6112HEPC (McWhirter, Kristi) ......................... 6115NWVRHEC ............................................. 462-6465

Fisher, Amanda (NWVRHEC) ............... 6290Holloway, Lou (NWVRHEC) .................. 6291Lilly, Terri (NWVRHEC) .......................... 6292Reno, Anna (NWVRHEC) ....................... 6293

Toll-Free NumbersAdmissions ONLY ......................800-924-2010Alumni Aairs ............................866-239-0285

Emergency NumbersPublic Safety ................................................... 6450

OR ............................................................... 9 + 911Duty Oficer Cellular ......................... 904-2041

GeneralTelephoneInformationGlenvilleStateCollegePublicSafety

ext.6450(304) 462-4132

DutyOcerCellPhone(304)904-2041

GilmerCountyEmergencyServices911

Ambulance&FireDepartment911

CityPolice(304)462-5216(304)462-7306

Sherif(304)462-7441(304)462-7306

Dialing Procedures

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9+(304)+ ###- ####

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