Julie Massey Jenkins, ’85, decided to give a charitable estate gift to Georgia College because of the well-rounded education she received.

“I appreciate the education along with the memories of my time spent in Milledgeville,” said Jenkins, an Athens, Ga., native. “I wanted to give back to make sure the university continues to thrive for generations to come.”

Jenkins received her bachelor’s degree in marketing and business information systems. She was involved in the Marketing Club, Delta Sigma Pi and was on the yearbook staff.

“My most vivid memories were being an active member in Delta Sigma Pi,” she said, “and one year being in charge of the Business and Industry Conference where Truett Cathy, the founder of Chick-fil-A, was the keynote speaker.”

In 2008-09, Georgia College Athletics was awarded the Peach Belt Conference’s (PBC) all-sports trophy, the Commissioner’s Cup, for the first time in school history. So what does Bobcat Athletics do for an encore? Georgia College made it back-to-back, capturing the coveted cup for the second-straight season.

“Bobcat Athletics remains a source of pride for the Georgia College community,” said President Dorothy Leland. “Our student-athletes continue to represent our university well, with a sense of commitment to character as well as on-the-field success.”

Georgia College blew away the competition, picking up 85 of a possible 113 points.