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"Seven Propositions on Slow Time," Dr. Jonathan Sachs, Concordia University

Jonathan Sachs is Professor of English at Concordia University in Montreal and Principal Investigator of the Montreal-based Interacting with Print Research Group. His work focuses on British literature from 1750-1850, where his research explores the role of literature in constructing historical and temporal experience, including the uses of antiquity, the anticipation of the future, and practices of reading. His research has been…


DIGI Colloquium: Digital Workflow, Machine Learning, and Getting to Publication

Scott Reynolds Nelson will talk about using Word files and digital folders to manage document workflow for large research projects. Topics will include the flow-documents, place-keepers, and writing-diaries that help a writer maintain focus. He will also discuss using machine-learning tools to improve scholarly serendipity. Sites and applications discussed (but not endorsed) will include FineReaderOnline, Tesseract, Zotero, Google Scholar,…


Dr. Cassia Roth: "Specters of the Womb: Enslaved Women, Childbirth, and Pain in 19th Century Brazil"

The Romance Language Colloquium Series present Dr. Cassia Roth: "Specters of the Womb: Enslaved Women, Childbirth, and Pain in Nineteenth Century Brazil." Dr. Roth is Assistant Professor in History and Latin American and Caribbean Studies Institute.


History Faculty Meeting (via Zoom)

History faculty only for our monthly meeting.


Mock Job Talk:"“Settling Down for the Long Haul”: The Struggle for Freedom Rights in Southwest Georgia, 1945-1995”

Doctoral alumnus James Wall will present a mock job talk, ““Settling Down for the Long Haul”: The Struggle for Freedom Rights in Southwest Georgia, 1945-1995 .” All are welcome, graduate students and faculty are strongly encouraged to attend.


Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society Information Meeting

You are invited to a general information meeting of Epsilon Pi, UGA's chapter of Phi Alpha Theta Inc., the National History Honor Society. ALL majors are welcome! Join new and returning members to find out about eligibility requirements, and upcoming events. We will offer pizza to attendees.


Guest Lecture: Dr. Tamar Carroll

Dr. Tamar Carroll will give a talk on public history and activism: “From University Press to Public Exhibition: Finding Multiple Audiences for Historical Research". Carroll is Associate Professor and Acting Department Chair, Department of History, at the Rochester Institute of Technology. Dr. Carroll’s research bridges the fields of U.S. political and women’s and gender history, with a focus on the post-1945 period. Her book, Mobilizing New York…


Global Georgia Initiative/ Ferdinand Phinizy Lecture: Stephanie McCurry – “Reconstructing: A Georgia Woman’s Life Amidst the Ruins”

The Ferdinand Phinizy Lecture Series presents Stephanie McCurry, the R. Gordon Hoxie Professor of American History in Honor of Dwight D. Eisenhower at Columbia University.  Professor McCurry is the author of Masters of Small Worlds: Yeoman Households, Gender Relations and the Political Culture of the Antebellum South Carolina Low Country (Oxford U. Press, 1997) and Confederate Reckoning: Power and Politics in the…


Gender, Race, and Sexuality Reading Group meeting

For graduate students and faculty only. The Gender, Race, and Sexuality Reading Group will hold its first regular reading session of the semester on Wednesday, September 19. Please contact Lauren Titley (let94308@uga.edu) or Jeffrey Jones (jeffreyjones@uga.edu) for readings. Cali N’ Tito’s (Lumpkin Street)


HGSA Book Sale

Sign up to volunteer now! Come out and support the History graduate students through our annual book sale! All proceeds fund HGSA activites. 
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