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SGTC will offer Barbering on the Crisp County Campus this fall.   Four additional in-person academic programs will be available to students on the South Georgia Technical College Crisp County Center beginning Fall semester, announced SGTC President Dr. John Watford.  Classes begin Monday, August 18.  Students still have time to sign up.    South Georgia Technical College will be offering Barbering, Precision Machining, Automation Technology, and Business Management this fall in Crisp...

James W. Mitchell joins South Georgia Technical College as the full-time Director in the Basic Law Enforcement Academy. Classes start August 11.   James W. Mitchell of Claxton, GA, has joined South Georgia Technical College as the full-time Basic Law Enforcement Academy (LEA) Director, announced SGTC President Dr. John Watford.  He will report to Vice President of Academic Affairs Julie Partain.  The LEA classes begin August 11.    Mitchell has nearly 30 years of experience as a certified...

Jeff Moore named SGTC Facilities Director.   Hugh Jeff Moore of Ellaville has been promoted to Facilities Director at South Georgia Technical College effective immediately, announced President Dr. John Watford.  Former SGTC Facilities Director Jeff Wiseman retired at the end of June 2025 after working at SGTC for over 30 years.    Moore has been working as a Maintenance Technician at South Georgia Technical College since November 2020.  He has been assisting with routine and emergency...

Cosmetology instructor Adrienne Clayton (left) recently had her students participate in a resume workshop conducted by SGTC Career Services.South Georgia Technical College (SGTC) Career Services Director Cynthia Carter recently led a resume writing workshop for cosmetology students in Adrienne Clayton’s summer semester class. The session focused on the importance of a well-crafted resume as a marketing tool for job seekers. Carter emphasized that resumes should give potential employers a...

SGTC’s Crisp County Center was the site of two Georgia Trauma Skills Procedure Lab sessions recently.   The South Georgia Technical College Crisp County Center was the site of two Georgia Trauma Skills Procedure Lab sessions hosted by the Georgia EMS Association and the Georgia Trauma Commission.  The sessions were approved by Georgia’s Office of EMS & Trauma for 4 hours of CEUs. SGTC students are shown signing up to participate in the Trauma Skills lab sessions.    Approximately 70...

SGTC Dr. John Watford is shown above with Hospice of Americus and Sumter County members Carol Hudson, Nancy Harvey, Mikki Ferguson, Carolyn Myers and Susan Henderson during recognition of the group’s donation.    Hospice of Americus – Sumter County Georgia, Inc. presented the South Georgia Technical College Foundation with two $20,000 donations to provide scholarships for the new Associate of Science Nursing (LPN to RN) Bridge program which has been given initial approval by the Georgia...

Shown above is a photo of Danny and Billie Jo Arthur with their son, Gregory Alan Arthur, when he was a young lad.   The Billie Jo Arthur Estate presented the South Georgia Technical College Foundation with a $50,000 donation recently to establish an endowed scholarship in memory of her son, Gregory Alan Arthur.  The scholarships will be awarded to Business Technology, Computer Information Systems and Marketing Management students as well as GED students and single parents.    Arthur, who...

SGTC President Dr. John Watford congratulates Police Chief and Campus Safety Director Sammy Stone, SGTC Retention and Coach Specialist and Testing Coordinator Dr. Deo Cochran-Sherrod, and SGTC Maintenance Director Jeff Wiseman on their retirements. SGTC John Deere Agricultural Technology Instructor Wayne Peck was also honored but he is now shown.   “A rich legacy of work” was the way South Georgia Technical College President Dr. John Watford described the combined talents of Dr. Deo...

Pictured (l-r) are members of the SGTC Early Childhood Care and Education Advisory Committee Katrice Martin, Jaye Cripe, Cambrette Hudson, Monica Warren, Alecia Pinckney and Brett Murray. Also participating were Brandi Roland and Sarah Dice.The Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) program advisory committee at South Georgia Technical College (SGTC) recently met on the Americus campus to review the state of the program and trends in the early childhood education field. The committee...

Free online Cyber Security Training available.   South Georgia Technical College is providing students and instructors access to a free cyber security on-line training program to help individuals limit exposure to cyber-attacks.  The link for the training is: https://www.cyber101.com/. Millions of businesses and individuals fall victim to cybercrime every year and the consequences can be catastrophic involving identity theft, confidential data breaches, extortion, and more.    Individuals...

Free “Creating Opportunities” t-shirts will be available to students registering for Fall Semester at South Georgia Technical College while supplies last. In-person registration will be held June 24, 2025 in Americus and Crisp County. Shown above (l to r) are SGTC student affairs and admissions staff Jennifer Robinson, Candie Walters and Peiare Adderley showing off the new SGTC “Creating Opportunities” t-shirts.   South Georgia Technical College will be hosting face-to-face Fall...

SGTC students (l-r) Blake Archer, A’Neya Mack and Hayden Tucker will compete in the national SkillsUSA competition June 23-27 in Atlanta.Three students from South Georgia Technical College (SGTC) will represent the college at the prestigious SkillsUSA National Leadership & Skills Conference (NLSC) in Atlanta, June 23–27, 2025. Hayden Tucker of Thomaston, A’Neya Mack of Plains, and Blake Archer of Palm Harbor, Florida, earned gold medals in their respective categories at the Georgia...