The Council on Foreign Relations Ambassador Program brings together educators from across the country who are dedicated to helping students make sense of the world around them. https://education.cfr.org/blog/announcing-2025-2026-cfr-education-ambassadors
Get to know your Mayoral and City Council candidates! Join the Debunkers in a candidate forum on Thursday, Sept. 11, at 6 p.m.! The Pat Peterson Museum Education Room is located in the Russell Library. The closest point of entry will be from Clarke Street. See you there!
Dr. Charles Ubah, professor of Criminal Justice, was recently honored in his native country Nigeria. Ubah is the recipient of two separate chieftaincy titles, and these titles are in recognition of Ubah's long public and scholarly service. Details of his honor may be found here:https://newnigerianpolitics.com/renowned-us-based-nigerian-american-professor-dr-charles-b-a-ubah-conferred-high-chieftaincy-titles-in-his-native-nigeria/.Congratulations, Dr. Ubah!
Students in Ethnographic Methods (ANTH 4950) will present findings from their semester-long ethnographic research project about public life and public spaces in Milledgeville, Georgia, at a public event hosted at Allen's Market on April 30 from 2 to 3:30 p.m. For this ethnographic research project, students participated in activities, observed daily life and conducted interviews at various public spaces around Milledgeville, including the the Oconee River Greenway, Walter B. Williams...
Students in Ethnographic Methods (ANTH 4950) will present findings from their semester-long ethnographic research project about public life and public spaces in Milledgeville, Georgia, at a public event hosted at Allen's Market on April 30 from 2 to 3:30 p.m. For this ethnographic research project, students participated in activities, observed daily life and conducted interviews at various public spaces around Milledgeville, including the the Oconee River Greenway, Walter B. Williams...
Thursday, April 3, at 4 p.m.: Defending Justice: A Conversation on Civil Rights and Wrongful Convictions: Dr. Sara Doude will lead a virtual discussion with selected panelists. (Location: Virtual) Katie Moss, J.D., Capital Litigation attorney, Southern Center for Human RightsMary Kelly Tate, J.D., professor of Law, founding director of Institute for Actual Innocence, University of Richmond School of Law Register here: https://form.jotform.com/250774603451051.
Thursday, April 3, at 4 p.m.: Defending Justice: A Conversation on Civil Rights and Wrongful Convictions: Dr. Sara Doude will lead a virtual discussion with selected panelists. (Location: Virtual) Katie Moss, J.D., Capital Litigation attorney, Southern Center for Human RightsMary Kelly Tate, J.D., professor of Law, founding director of Institute for Actual Innocence, University of Richmond School of Law Register here: https://form.jotform.com/250774603451051.
Take the opportunity to network and hear from professionals in different sectors of the legal field. (Location: Arts and Sciences, room 363, Georgia College & State University. Registration is required. Sign up at: https://form.jotform.com/250774603451051.Mark Dehler, J.D., attorney and mediator, Georgia Chapter for MediationShelby Henry, director of Admissions and Recruitment, Mercer University School of LawHaris Sorovigas, J.D., lecturer of Business Law, Georgia College & State UniversityAmanda...
