AHGSU Call for Proposals!!!
The AHGSU conference is coming up and we are looking for individuals who would like to present on their research.
You can learn more about the conference from the flyer below!
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AHGSU – Coffee and Conversation – 2/12
We like to keep things light at our C&C’s so this Wednesday we’ll be chatting about MENTAL HEALTH!!!!! But seriously, I don’t need to tell you how grad school takes a toll on our sanity. We are continuing a focus on self-care next week by discussing strategies and methods for dealing with the masochism mental… more »
AHGSU – Comprehensive Exam Workshop
Our upcoming workshop will cover how to plan, study, and survive comprehensive exams. Come hear from those who have lived to tell the tale!
This event will take place on Tuesday, February 25th from 1-2 PM in 25 Park Place, room number 2150.
Undergraduate Courses for Spring 2020
What Can I Do With A History Major?
Collecting Books – A Talk By Rosa Duffy
Rosa Duffy owns and runs For Keeps, a bookstore/ community center on Auburn Avenue specializing in African American literature. Today she’ll share her stories of how she started collecting, what books mean to her, and how she sees her role in the community.
Open to the public.
Sponsored by a Community Grant… more »
Streetscape Palimpsest: A History of Georgia Avenue
Associate Professor Marni Davis launches a website dedicated to chronicling Georgia Avenue’s roller-coaster existence.
History Department Earns Regents’ Award for Teaching Excellence by a Department or Program
The University System of Georgia has awarded Georgia State University’s Department of History on the downtown campus with the Regents’ Award for Teaching Excellence by a Department or Program, recognizing innovative and engaging efforts to transform teaching and learning in the department’s curriculum. Read More
Study Finds History Majors Succeed in a Wide Range of Jobs
History grads enjoy employment in fields that go far beyond the classroom.
Faculty Research on PBS July 2nd
In Secrets of the Dead: Galileo’s Moon, join a team of experts as they uncover the truth behind the alleged proof copy of the revolutionary Sidereus Nuncius, featuring GSU historian Nick Wilding, whose suspicions and dogged research exposed the fraud. The episode will premier on July 2nd at 8/7c. Watch Episode Preview
