Summer session I classes begin June 11. Drop/Add June 11- 14 Summer session I classes begin. Drop/Add is June 11 - 14. Read more about Summer session I classes begin June 11. Drop/Add June 11- 14
Summer Session I classes begin June 5; Drop/Add June 5-6 Summer Session I classes begin Thursday, June 5. Drop/Add for Session I is June 5-6. https://reg.uga.edu/general-information/calendars/academic-calendars/ Read more about Summer Session I classes begin June 5; Drop/Add June 5-6
May session Final Exams Summer 2021 May Session Based on 150 minutes daily, 15 days of classes Registration May 18 Tuesday Classes Begin May 19 Wednesday Drop / Add May 19 – 20 Wednesday - Thursday Midterm May 28 Friday Withdrawal Deadline May 28 Friday Read more about May session Final Exams
Holiday: Memorial Day Holiday. No classes. University offices are closed. Read more about Holiday: Memorial Day
May session withdrawal deadline May Session, Based on 150 minutes daily, 15 days of classes Registration May 8 Tueday Classes Begin May 9 Wednesday Drop/Add May 9 – 10 Wednesday - Thursday Midterm May 18 Friday Withdrawal Deadline May 18 Friday Holiday: Memorial Day May 28 Monday Classes End May 30 Wednesday Final Exams May 31 Thursday Grades Due June 4 Monday, 12:00 PM Read more about May session withdrawal deadline
SLSA Conference Dirty Work Film Festival Free and open to the public. All films followed by Q&A with the filmmakers. 8:30am: “A Strike and an Uprising (in Texas)” by Anne Lewis. In 1938, Emma Tenayuca led 10,000 pecan shellers in a massive strike. The film recovers stories of working people in Texas and demonstrates the power of labor and liberation. Read more about SLSA Conference Dirty Work Film Festival
Panel Discussion: Queer Labor in the South Free and open to the public. A panel discussion: Read more about Panel Discussion: Queer Labor in the South
Organizing the South Today: Stories from UNITE-HERE Chair: Lane Windham, Georgetown University, author of Knocking on Labor’s Door: Union Organizing in the 1970s and the Roots of a New Economic Divide Scott Cooper, Director of Operations, UNITE-HERE Tracy Walker, Cook at the Atlanta Airport, Chief Shop Steward Isaie Marc, Former Housekeeper at Disney now organizer in Orlando Wanda Brown, Bartender Peachtree Hotel in Atlanta/President of Atlanta Chapter of Local 23 Latoya Colvin, Cook at Fort Benning, President of Columbus Chapter of Local 23 Read more about Organizing the South Today: Stories from UNITE-HERE
Building Unions at Southern Public Universities: A Roundtable Discussion Featuring: Read more about Building Unions at Southern Public Universities: A Roundtable Discussion
The Dirtiest Work of All: Manual Scavenging, a Caste-Based Occupation in India With an introduction by Jay Driskell, author of Hard Work: A History of Sanitation and the Teamsters. Part of the “Dirty Work” conference (www.southernlaborstudies.org), which is funded by the UGA Department of History, the Provost, the Vice President for Research, the Willson Center for Humanities and Arts, the Southern Historical Association, the Southern Labor Archives, and the University of Georgia Press. Free and open to the public. Read more about The Dirtiest Work of All: Manual Scavenging, a Caste-Based Occupation in India
