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SUMTER and CRISP COUNTIES, GA - News release from South Georgia Technical College

Darton State announces $119M economic impact on Southwest GA

Darton State College announced Thursday that it had a $119.4 million dollar economic impact on 10 counties in Southwest Georgia.

“We are grateful that during these difficult economic times, Darton State College can continue to have a positive financial impact on our community,” said Tracy Goode, Dean of Institutional Advancement and Public Relations.

Those 10 counties are Dougherty, Lee, Worth, Mitchell, Terrell, Colquitt, Baker, Sumter, Calhoun, and Tift Counties.

Here is the full press release from the University System of Georgia

GSW has $73.5M economic impact on region

AMERICUS, GA - News release from Georgia Southwestern State University

As the economy slowly regains footing, Georgia Southwestern State University (GSW) and the 34 other University System of Georgia (USG) institutions continue to serve as consistent economic engines across their respective regions with a total economic impact of 13.2 billion to the state.

SGTC Horticulture advisory committee meets

SGTC Horticulture advisory committee meets

CRISP and SUMTER COUNTIES, GA - News release from South Georgia Technical College

South Georgia Technical College’s Horticulture advisory committee met recently on SGTC’s Americus campus in the Horticulture classroom.

Members of the advisory committee met with SGTC Horticulture instructor Mark Collier. The members reviewed all aspects of the program to keep the program abreast of trends and changes in the horticulture field.

The purpose of the advisory committee meetings is to provide expert support for the program the committee represents.

SGTC Horticulture class visits gardens in Athens

CRISP and SUMTER COUNTIES, GA - News release from South Georgia Technical College

South Georgia Technical College Horticulture students visited two gardens in Athens on a recent field trip, accompanied by their instructor, Mark Collier.

The first garden, the University of Georgia Horticulture Trial Gardens, was part of a Green Industry open house hosted by world-renowned floriculturist Dr. Allan Armitage.

The gardens were started in 1982 and are open year-round. The primary functions of the garden are research, teaching, and new crop introduction.

Caterpillar Dealers host graduation dinner for CAT students

Caterpillar Dealers host graduation dinner for CAT students

SU8MTER and CRISP COUNTIES, GA - News release from South Georgia Technical Colege

Caterpillar dealers from Georgia, Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, and Tennessee hosted a dinner for the South Georgia Technical College graduates receiving an Associate of Applied Technology Degree in Heavy Equipment Dealers Service Technology prior to the college’s Commencement Ceremony recently.

SGTC chairman recognized for service to Board of Directors

CRISP and SUMTER COUNTIES, GA – News release from South Georgia Technical Colleges

South Georgia Technical College Board of Directors Chairman Willie Patrick of Cordele was presented with an appreciation award at the June SGTC board meeting for the completion of his one-year term as Chairman of the local group.

Sparky Reeves, President of South Georgia Technical College, presented Patrick with an acrylic award commending him for his service as Chairman of the Board for 2011 – 2012.