@6MilePost

6MilePost has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in September 2021. The social media accounts linked to from 6MilePost are: • Facebook • Instagram • Email • App Store • Google Play • Threads • X Besides social media accounts, 6MilePost has populated their site with: • Six Mile Post Website • About Us • Contact Us - Event and Activity Announcement Request Form (EAAR) • Join the Six Mile Post! • Christina Henggeler-what do you even do here? • Powder Springs PD demos K9 work for students • Students network at Business Mixer • Leslie Johnson—what do you even do here? • NaNoWriMo encourages students to explore storytelling • Budget continues to recover from low enrollment • Thanksgiving dinner can be the thief of holiday cheer • AI Art will never replace human creativity • Nobody cares about the SCORE name change • Brad Gilmore—what do you even do here? • The Wishing Wall: a mural that lives on • Conference inspires attendees to ‘Charge Into Leadership’ • RIFF’s 20th anniversary: a celebration of film, education and student talent • Comic: Flower Puns • Varsity & League Sports Schedule • Professors deserve more than a thank-you certificate • Jobs & Career Fair sets up students for success • 3D design class makes themed shadow boxes • Cartersville Writing Center moves to bigger location • GHC@Night gives students flexible pathway to graduation • Comic: String Theory • Scholarships offer opportunity, low cost for students • Earn credits, experience in Paris with study abroad • Just one more thing about Mike Hobbs • Review: Jigsaw returns in 'Saw X' • 8-week courses: new determiners of success • Second eight-week semester brings big events, seasonal change • ‘Barbie’ under fire for ‘feminist’ views • SGA hosts upcoming fall activities • New Micro-Market provides snacks, drinks • Women’s volleyball team serves up new beginnings • Photo Gallery: ‘Totally radical’ 80s Dance held for students • GHC Foundation hosts first scholarship gala • Investiture ceremony welcomes Hobbs as fifth president • PTK: Fostering leadership and service at GHC • Student Support Services • ORK holds release party for new magazine • Student art gallery showcased on Rome campus • Photo Gallery: CL Tidwell given Presidential Award for Community Impact • Group projects can make or break your college life • Food pantry introduces to-go option • Disaster drill prepares healthcare students for the field • Editorial Cartoon: Pandora's Box • The RESTRICT Act crosses boundaries • Student-assisted film, ‘You’re Killing Me,’ released • Degree and graduation forms streamlined for students • SGA election outcome declared • Manufacturer’s Roundtable discusses workforce paradigm shift • GHC Nursing Science Symposium • New Student Ambassador Program launching this fall • GHC introduces new Nature Journaling Club • Editorial: Willow Project will accelerate destruction of our environment • Honors Project on display in Marietta campus library • Campus culture is a drag • Commentary: Two films defy expectations at 95th Academy Awards • Academic Showcase displays work of college members • Lawmakers celebrate Women’s History Month by removing their rights • Gaming Club bound for MomoCon • Jalen Hudson fills SGA Vice President position • Ukraine calls to ban ‘Atomic Heart’ • Marietta Photography Contest • ChatGPT can help and hurt education • An ethical nightmare: Philosopher blurs the lines of organ donation • Featured authors at Highlands Writer’s Conference: ‘Write what you know’ • Registration open for 13th annual Public Speaking Competition • Tipping should be a generosity • Stop generational blame for economic issues • Race-conscious affirmative action could end this summer • Katie Weatherford pursues children’s media production • CPoS reporting affects financial aid beginning this summer • Fans question voice casting in new ‘Super Mario Bros. Movie’ • Fifth annual FLL Showcase promotes STEM opportunities • Emergency alerts available for tornado season • Review: HARDY’s 'the mockingbird and THE CROW' fails to meet expectations • Proctored exams: another hidden fee • 'The Last of Us' romance spurs controversy • Black history cannot be erased • College enrollment stabilizing • Highlands Writers Conference • Social media ban affects student productivity • Review: 'Puss in Boots: The Last Wish' nails anxiety representation • Editorial Cartoon: Happy Valentine's Day 2023 • SGA seeks new president • PTK features honors project documentary • LaTascha Echols begins new staff position • Student Engagement offers UGA Griffin campus tour • Honors Program accepting applications • Commentary: A quarantine-inspired Renaissance • Interim faculty adviser appointed to Student Media • Editorial: Our First Amendment rights are under attack • HVAC system being replaced on Floyd campus • Beware of phishing scams • VA supports veteran students • Access codes are not worth their price tag • Iasia Sweeting raises awareness for trafficking survivors • Children's video games are oversimplified • GHC changing campus hours • GHC student films featured in RIFF • Re-elected Georgia Republican candidates shatter hopes and dreams • Mary Crowe discusses the importance of native heritage • GHC partners with RED • Jacqueline Rodriguez lands an internship at GHC • Literary magazine Old Red Kimono taking submissions • Student Services offer support during troubling times • Paulding campus hosts Chili Cook-Off • Warnock and Walker head to runoff election • Rome International Film Festival spotlights diversity • Holiday Food Pantry • Should Election Day be a national holiday? • Thanksgiving is no longer about family • GHC alumna Carressa Hann makes a difference • Annual Jingle Mingle dates announced • Fall Frenzy takes GHC by storm • GHC needs to do more to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month • Brittany Ozmore wins Library Staff Award • GHC students share their thoughts on the academic calendar • Title IX is still relevant after 50 years • Charge Into Leadership Conference has GHC staff and local talent front and center • Online or in-person exams? • Entertainment industry workers demand fair pay • Image Gallery: GHC Film club attends Kingston Downs 'Movies Under The Stars' • GHC annual Wyoming study trip gets an upgrade • Georgia Highlands crime-free streak continues • ‘Overwatch 2’ launch causes mixed fan reactions • GHC named Aspen Prize semi-finalist • ‘Cyberpunk: Edgerunners’ is a tragic warning of a dystopic future and unfulfilled dreams • GHC to host Halloween ‘Haunted Humanities’ events in its libraries • Image Gallery: Highlands Film Society features 'Knives Out' • GHC student Albert Cooper celebrates new publication and short film release • Barnes and Noble policy impeding new authors • GHC offers a digital library to faculty and students through Libby • GHC Floyd campus to host annual Floyd Teen Maze • Is AI art the death of expression? • Editorial Cartoon: National Person I Met in Line at Starbucks Twice Day • Editorial: How GHC can help those affected by the overturning of Roe v. Wade decision • Student loan forgiveness: A step in the right direction • Combating the current inflation rate affecting students • GHC community partner Gregory Shropshire passes away • New GHC president says education is the 'silver bullet' • Published author and English professor holds book reading for new novel and writing workshop • GHC is phasing out its music pathways • Georgia Highlands College opens new Marietta campus • Gaming Club has an influx of members • A Hulk-sized issue • Will returning to the office boost productivity? • GHC students and staff featured on set of 'Spirit Halloween: The Movie' • Censorship lives in book bannings • HBO removes titles in Discovery merger • ‘Outstanding’ faculty members receive awards • Finalist Named for Georgia Highlands College Presidency • Non-native English-speaking students have difficulty navigating college life • ‘Heartstopper:’ The limits of self-publishing • Editorial: Is academic freedom dying a slow death? • Respondus Lockdown Browser: A good choice? • Image Gallery: Little Free Library Grand Opening in Cartersville • GHC Nursing LibGuide receives MERLOT award • GHC celebrates Earth Day at Paulding • What GHC graduates should know before graduation • Two permanent dean positions have been filled • Review: ‘Bridgerton’ season two is a slow, satisfying watch • Meal program that helped children in need coming to an end • ‘Moon Knight’ brings Jewish representation to the Marvel Cinematic Universe • Six Mile Post • There is tension in the air – Final exams at GHC • The Highlanders' Concert • Millennials are different, but the same • The Batman Gotham doesn’t deserve • Commentary: ‘The Defenders’ shows moved to Disney+ concerns parents • SGA meeting discusses end of semester events • Daylight savings time is here to stay • Annual Speech Competition | School of Humanities • Cost of living salary adjustments coming soon • Highlanders spring back into live performance • ‘Turning Red’ makes families confront difficult discussions • The rise of K-pop and K-dramas • Georgia Highlands Hosts Bartow County Schools FIRST LEGO League Robotics Tournament • Online learning in the world of Zoom • Federal Work Study jobs available to students • Film industry flocks to Georgia • Construction underway at the Floyd campus • Disney faces backlash for stance on Florida’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill • GHC Spanish Club enjoys a night at the opera • Gas prices too high with no hope in sight • Highlands Writer’s Conference gathers professional writers • Banned books: read them while you can • GHC offers new bachelor programs • Interacting with sensitive media through HBO’s ‘Euphoria’ • Textbook Brokers becomes new operator of GHC bookstores • Spotify slow to moderate Joe Rogan and other podcasts • GHC English department celebrates Mardi Gras at Paulding • CDC and Covid regulations • ‘Percy Jackson and the Olympians’ gets a do-over • In-person bookstores still useful • Should online students be exempt from in-person activities? • Image Gallery: Cartersville campus hosts career fair • Meet the faces behind the President’s list • DEPARTURE - The Journey Tribute Band • Search for new president underway • University of West Georgia to offer transition help to Douglasville campus students • GHC offers mental health wellness • The World and ‘Wordle’ • African American Inventors Exhibit • Review: Record breaking Kickstarter, “The Legend of Vox Machina”, releases on Amazon Prime Video • Georgia Highlands’ clubs struggle to recover from the pandemic • “Spider-Man: No Way Home” touches on the dark sides of its characters • Understaffing has become a nationwide issue and Georgia Highlands is no different • Paulding campus ‘Charger Learning Commons’ is ‘the evolution of a library’ • Social media creates new challenges for the First Amendment • “Arcane” sets the gold standard for LGBT representation in fictional media • USPS offers free at-home COVID-19 tests • Students keep GHC clean in recycling day event • Graphic design students create new logos for Highlands Writers Conference • The Rome International Film Festival returns with big names on big screens. • Image Gallery: ‘Stargirl’ films in Dallas • Is GHC Handling COVID-19 well? • "‘Inside Job’ tackles childhood trauma in a relatable animated comedy" • "Original Comic – 002" • "Food is expiring in campus food pantries" • "Nightbooks is a lesson in self-acceptance disguised as an adventure" • "‘Deaf’ is not a bad word: ASL event teaches students deaf etiquette" • "New agreement inked between GHC and UGA" • "After 16 years, Marietta campus moves locations" • "Winter events happening locally" • "Douglasville campus to close permanently" • "Braves defy odds using last minute trades to win World Series title" • "Original Comic – 001" • "Virtual HUB connects students with resources" • "Brother 2 Brother and GHAME improve minority male academic outcomes" • "Healthcare program at GHC ranked as ‘best affordable college’" • "Applications open for summer Wyoming trip" • "Student Spin podcast expands program list" • "Netflix’s Squid Game delivers plenty of gore in a compelling story" • "Bo Burnham’s 'Inside' tells dangerous truths about the internet" • "Behind the emails: Who is Clifton Puckett?" • "Go neutral: the case for body neutrality" • "Fall Frenzy coming to all campuses" • "Dave Chappelle’s “The Closer” is an important critique of the LGBTQ community" • "Students Without Borders to host Chinese lunch and movie" • "New Film Society Club is on the horizon" • "Student design project installed in Cartersville library" • "Winn Building unveiled at Paulding Campus" • "Fall Events & Happenings" • "ASL basics event may lead to certification courses in the future" • Charge Into Leadership Conference • Cobb Civic Center Book Fair • "Ink Outside the Box: Local artists take on Inktober challenge" • "The Career of Professor Allison Hattaway" - The Student Spin 9/23/21 • Rome News Tribune: GHC students test out new media center on Floyd County campus • Orange Shirt Day • "Swollen Covid Results and Curfew" - The Student Spin Podcast 9/22/21 • "The Constitution: An Interview with Dr. Blankenship" - Student Spin Podcast 9/20/21 • "Crazy College Football" - Student Spin Podcast 9/20/21 • Remembering Luba Ibrahim • "Three pumpkin DIY projects to get creative this fall" • "Bring On the New!" - Student Spin Podcast 9/20/21 • RSVP for the Winn Building Ribbon Cutting