GGC CONNECTS with its COMMUNITIES Georgia Gwinnett’s campus community, now almost
10,000 students strong, has become tightly intertwined with its surrounding communities and region. “The relationship between a college and its communities is multi-faceted and rich with mutually beneficial opportunities,” said Renee Byrd-Lewis, vice president for Advancement. “These connections enhance both the student educational experience and the impact the college has on the Gwinnett area.”
Ian Potter, assistant athletics director for Compliance and Academic Services; Lawana Haynes, member of the GGC Alumni Association board and her husband, Kenneth Haynes, and Darin Wilson, director of Athletics, enjoy conversation during the Grizzly Appreciation Reception.
Several GGC students take a break from painting a wall for Gwinnett Clean and Beautiful’s 2013 Great Days of Service.
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General visits with a local family during the 2013 Rock-n-Ribville in downtown Lawrenceville.
More than 80 alumni and guests attended the Alumni Association’s holiday social.
