Museum Studies Coffee Hour

Interested in Museum Studies? If you are a Museum Studies Certificate student or Master's student in Museum Studies OR if you are interested in adding the certificate, stop by for one of our upcoming coffee hours!
 
Museum Studies has a new event space on the first floor of LeConte Hall (room 110), where we will be holding coffee hours on the first Wednesday of every month from 9-10 am. The first coffee hour will be next Wed. Sept. 2. Check our event calendar here for more dates
 

Museum Studies Coffee Hour

Interested in Museum Studies? If you are a Museum Studies Certificate student or Master's student in Museum Studies OR if you are interested in adding the certificate, stop by for one of our upcoming coffee hours!
 
Museum Studies has a new event space on the first floor of LeConte Hall (room 110), where we will be holding coffee hours on the first Wednesday of every month from 9-10 am. The first coffee hour will be next Wed. Sept. 2. Check our event calendar here for more dates
 

The Open: Graduate Student Presentation

The Open is a department workshop organized by the History Graduate Student Association and a committee of faculty members. The workshop series is a forum for History Department graduate students and faculty to present original historical research before an engaged and constructive audience of their colleagues, inside and outside their field and spanning all positions and ranks in the department. 

The Open: Danielle Raad

The Open is a department workshop organized by the History Graduate Student Association and a committee of faculty members. The workshop series is a forum for History Department graduate students and faculty to present original historical research before an engaged and constructive audience of their colleagues, inside and outside their field and spanning all positions and ranks in the department. 

Meet Presidential Fellow: Servando Rojas

Servando Rojas pictured with UGA's Hairy Dawg

As the new semester is winding up, the newest presidential scholar in the doctoral program, Servando Rojas, is finding ways to wind down. The University of Georgia’s Presidential Graduate Fellow award is the University’s most prestigious fellowship award for incoming doctoral students. The fellowship includes four years of university and travel support. Recipients are recognized for their outstanding scholarship and excellent potential for success in their chosen fields. 

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