South Georgia Technical College Student Appreciation Day a big hit

Published 4:28 pm Wednesday, April 16, 2025

South Georgia Technical College

“Thank you for choosing South Georgia Technical College!” That was the sentiment expressed during the South Georgia Technical College Student Appreciation Day event held on the Odom Center Front Lawn on the Americus campus. The SGTC Crisp County Center celebrated Student Appreciation Day earlier this year.

Hundreds of students took part in the special event that lasted from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. and featured a free lunch, t-shirts, popcorn, nachos and cheese, snow cones, cotton candy, inflatables, outdoor games, music, and more. DJ A3 provided the music for the event and Aramark catered the lunch on the lawn for students, faculty, and staff.

The event was sponsored by SGTC but hosted by the Student Affairs Department. Faculty and staff volunteered to man the different stations and booths throughout the day so that students could enjoy the activities held in their honor.

“This was a great day,” said SGTC Vice President of Student Affairs Eulish Kinchens. “We love our students and I think this was a great way to show them how much we appreciate them for choosing South Georgia Technical College!”

SGTC Assistant Vice President of Student Affairs Joshua Curtin organized the different games and solicited volunteers from the faculty and staff to help out.

South Georgia Technical College is currently accepting applications for its summer semester. Classes begin May 22nd. A special registration day is planned for May 20. It is not too late to sign up. Visit southgatech.edu and click on Apply Now to begin the application process. Summer semester is only eight weeks. Students are out for summer break, June 30 – July 4th and last day of class is July 28.

Fall semester begins August 18. SGTC offers the students the “Complete College Experience” with nationally ranked academics, student activities, and intercollegiate athletics. The college offers over 200 associate degree, diploma, and technical certificate of credit programs.