Hear how Carter Center Fellow and healthcare journalist Elaine Grant uses narrative journalism to make policy consequences real for ordinary people.The event takes place Thursday, Sept. 10, at 5:30 p.m. in the Pat Peterson Museum Education Room.Listen to her story on "This American Life" here: https://www.thisamericanlife.org/894/i-couldnt-help-but-notice/act-one-4.Co-sponsored by the Departments of Government & Sociology, Communications and Health and Human Performance
Hear how Carter Center Fellow and healthcare journalist Elaine Grant uses narrative journalism to make policy consequences real for ordinary people.The event takes place Thursday, Sept. 10, at 5:30 p.m. in the Pat Peterson Museum Education Room.Listen to her story on "This American Life" here: https://www.thisamericanlife.org/894/i-couldnt-help-but-notice/act-one-4.Co-sponsored by the Departments of Government & Sociology, Communications and Health and Human Performance
Dr. Steve Elliott-Gower, associate professor of political science, has been selected to return as a Distinguished Ambassador in the Council on Foreign Relations Education Ambassador program for 2026-2027. The Higher Education Ambassador program is an eight-month engagement connecting educators nationwide with a collaborative network dedicated to advancing global affairs literacy in the classroom. This year's cohort includes approximately 80 higher education faculty and administrators...
Students in ANTH 4950 Ethnographic Methods have completed original ethnographic research projects exploring the different ways public spaces in Milledgeville, Georgia, facilitate community building for students and locals. Looking at downtown, the Oconee River Greenway and public libraries specifically, students have studied how activities like karaoke, trivia, maintenance work, dog walking, book clubs and story time bring people together, and the ways in which people create meaning...
Students in ANTH 4950 Ethnographic Methods have completed original ethnographic research projects exploring the different ways public spaces in Milledgeville, Georgia, facilitate community building for students and locals. Looking at downtown, the Oconee River Greenway and public libraries specifically, students have studied how activities like karaoke, trivia, maintenance work, dog walking, book clubs and story time bring people together, and the ways in which people create meaning...
By Margaret SchellSince the 7th grade, Rep. Mack Jackson (D-128) (’79) knew he was born to serve others by fighting for their cause. This became clear as he watched in awe former President John F. Kennedy’s inaugural address.“Kennedy said, ‘Ask not what this country can do for you, but ask what you can do for this country.’ “That resonated with me as a kid,” Jackson said.It still does today. He’s been serving in the Georgia House of Representatives for 18 years. In January 2027, he...
A group of six sociology capstone students traveled to Jacksonville, Florida, this weekend to present their capstone research projects at the annual meeting of the Southern Sociological Society, a regional disciplinary conference. The presentations included:"Perceptions of Institutional Change: How Do Faculty and Staff Perceive Declining Black Student Enrollment" by Madelyn Jones and Sophie Powell"Care Work and the Influence of Workplace Interventions" by Alexis Keeneyand"Analyzing...
Join us in Arts & Sciences 251 from 3:30-4:30pm (a change in time and location due to speaker travel issues) for a guest lecture from Dr. Emily Schneider, associate professor at Northern Arizona University. This talk examines U.S. media coverage of Israeli violence in Gaza, with a focus on attacks on hospitals and medical facilities. Drawing on an analysis of five major news outlets, Schneider will explore how both Palestinian and Israeli suffering are portrayed, highlighting patterns...
The Criminal Justice program in the Department of Government and Sociology is hosting the annual Justice Week April 6 - 13. There are a variety of events for the Georgia College & State University and Milledgeville community. All events are free and open to the public. Please email Dr. Alesa Liles for more information. Tuesday, April 7, 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. "ICE & Us: Understanding the Local Impact" in Magnolia BallroomJoin us for a moderated discussion examining how Immigration and...
The criminal justice program in the Department of Government and Sociology is hosting the annual Justice week April 6 - 13. There are a variety of events for the Georgia College & State University and Milledgeville community. All events are free and open to the public. Please email Dr. Alesa Liles for more information. Tuesday, April 7, 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. "ICE & Us: Understanding the Local Impact" in Magnolia BallroomJoin us for a moderated discussion examining how Immigration and...
