Dalton State College News

The old adage "Experience is the best teacher" will be proved every day in Hamilton's new Dedicated Education Unit, with experienced nurses serving as clinical teachers.

Social work is known for its high degree of burnout. And that's just the thing David Boyle has spent the past eight years trying to stop.

The University of Georgia Archway Partnership recently announced the selection of the executive committee and chairpersons to serve the Dalton/Whitfield County community.

A Sonoraville High School senior returned to the school following graduation last year for help applying to college during the summer months.

Students at Dalton State College will pay an extra $50 fee starting in the spring semester to help cover funding cuts to the college.

Staff reductions, academic cuts and program reviews are under way on college campuses nationwide, and few higher education leaders see the financial outlook improving soon, a new study shows.

Dalton State College is pleased to welcome award-winning blues artist E. G. Kight back to campus for an evening of jazz, country, Southern rock, gospel and blues on Tuesday, Dec.

Construction on the $2.6 million Dalton State College campus next to the Whitfield Career Academy is expected to be finished in less than six months.

Today, 20-somethings think outside the corner office and look beyond the size of a paycheck.

The Bandy Heritage Center for Northwest Georgia will present the first of its Annual Civil War Lecture Series events on Thursday.

Business leader Jack Bandy will be the guest speaker at the Tuesday, Nov. 17, meeting of the Whitfield-Murray Historical Society.

Some people look at the various creeks crisscrossing the Dalton area and see only water.

Taught by nationally-known professional organizer Allison Carter, this class can change disorganized lives for the better.

Microsoft Excel is one of the leading spreadsheet programs on the market, and for many people, proficiency in the software has become a workplace requirement.

There was no way you could say Republicans had a bad night on Election Day, Dalton State College history professor Tom Veve said Wednesday.

Marlena Lawrence, left, a teacher at LaFayette Middle School, is presented with a New Teacher Assistance Grant from Anne Kaiser, Georgia Power's Northwest region vice president.

What would it take to make Dalton a "cool" place to live for young professionals? That was the question batted around by three dozen community members on Monday at Dalton State College.

Having spent his early childhood and high school years in Ghana, Dalton State College's Director of Institutional Research Dr.

Joshua Roberts, a teacher at Eastbrook Middle School, was among 29 of Georgia's best and brightest new teachers to receive a New Teacher Assistance Grant from Georgia Power.

The first issue of the monthly student newspaper The Roadrunner is out on racks at Dalton State College.