How studying history made Cole Phillips a better physician By Joy Pope (reprinted from franklin.uga.edu). Read more about How studying history made Cole Phillips a better physician
Fall Faculty Reception Faculty - we're kicking off our year-long 50th Anniversary Celebration with our annual Fall Faculty Reception, where faculty from across the University are invited to join us for conversation, laughter, yummy food, and catching up as we begin a new academic term. This year we will be featuring a brief panel discussion between WGS Director Patricia Richards and some of the folks who were around for the inception of the Women's Studies program at UGA. We'll also share all the amazing things we have planned for our anniversary year. Read more about Fall Faculty Reception
Visiting Artist: French Playwright Eva Doumbia The internationally renowned French playwright and director Eva Doumbia will speak about her award-winning play Le iench (The Dog), in conversation with Drs. Johanna Montlouis-Gabriel (Emory University) and Emily Sahakian (University of Georgia). They will discuss their collaborative project to translate the play and stage the English-language premiere at Spelman College in 2027. Read more about Visiting Artist: French Playwright Eva Doumbia
Atlantic Studies Speaker Series: Céline Carayon (Salisbury University) “If Those Things Could Talk: Indigenous Material Culture and the Languages of Diplomacy in Early America” Read more about Atlantic Studies Speaker Series: Céline Carayon (Salisbury University)
History faculty workshop - AI For history faculty... Questions? contact: Susan Mattern smattern@uga.edu. Read more about History faculty workshop - AI
Info Session: Go to Italy with Museum Studies this Summer! Join Professor Raad for an information session about the Summer 2027 Museum Studies in Italy class. Earn UGA course credit as an undergraduate or graduate student. Find out all about the deadlines, eligibility, and how to apply. "Museum Studies in Italy" is a 12-day intensive study abroad program based in Rome and Florence led by Dr. Danielle Raad, Assistant Professor of Museum Studies and History. Students enroll in the 3-credit course "Italy and the Modern Museum" (MUSE 4405/6405), designed for both undergraduate and graduate students. Read more about Info Session: Go to Italy with Museum Studies this Summer!
