The Center for Innovation at Georgia College and State University

In partnership with Keep Our Republic, we are hosting a focus group on January 14th 6-8pm at Georgia College & State University. We are looking for 12-15 adults who live in Baldwin County Georgia, so we can learn what they think about the voting process and other related political issues. The discussion will only take about 90 minutes and participants selected to join the focus group will be given dinner that night and a $125 payment for their time. To volunteer for this, please use the following link to take a brief survey:

Baldwin County Focus Group GCSU, in partnership with Keep Our Republic, a non-partisan civic education non-profit, is hosting an in person focus group the night of January 14th from 6 - 8 PM. This will allow 15 Baldwin County residents a chance to share their perspective on current issues over the course of 90 minutes. Partic...

The Center for Innovation at Georgia College and State University is working with CREATE Milledgeville to host a mixer this month to help local businesses with their social media, especially to market their businesses.

The Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship at Georgia College and State University just concluded its first annual Venture Capital Challenge! Many thanks to the judges, Tanya Goette, Joe Peters, Hasitha Mahabaduge and Denny (Dennis) Walton!

The competition was stiff, with a 3 point difference between first and second place and a host of great business ideas that make clear Georgia College & State University has some of the nation’s best minds in our student body! The winners of the competition are as follows:

First place, with a prize of $400: Gavin Incrocci, who presented on an AI backed app designed to find where you can buy an item of apparel or watch you loved when you saw it in person or on TV!

Second place, with a prize of $200: Trey McCallum, for his idea on TV extenders to give you more screens for your home viewing pleasure (especially when you have kids or several games on at once during March Madness!)

Last but not least, the most innovative award, with a $100 prize goes to Joel Saucedo, for his idea on how to help create low radiation medical equipment.

Big things are coming!

Georgia College to open 'Center for Innovation' "It will be real education focused to teach a student or community member, the basics of what you need to get a business up and running."