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  • “Maximum Segregation” commentary by GSU Student

    Check out the insightful commentary on the West Bank Barrier of Israel and Palestine on Social Shutter by David Warford, Jr., a graduating Psychology major...
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    • Anthropology
    • Books
    • Databases
    • Ejournals
    • For Faculty
  • “Mammy Isn’t Me” commentary by GSU Student

    Check out the insightful commentary on “Mammy” dolls at Social Shutter by Lindsey Claud, a junior at Georgia State University double majoring in Psychology and...
    Topics
    • African American Studies
    • Books
    • Ejournals
    • For Faculty
    • For Graduate Students
  • Historian Reveals the Knotted Roots of Mississippi’s Labor Movement

    Did you know that the organized labor movement in the South learned from and influenced the black freedom struggle? These stunning events are revealed in...
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    • African American Studies
    • For Faculty
    • For Graduate Students
    • For Students
    • General
  • Dunwoody Police Dept.’s Twitter Marathon

    On Friday, April 8 starting at 6:00 a.m. the Dunwoody Police Department will tweet every call for 24 hours. The Dunwoody P.D. has offered many...
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    • Books
    • Criminal Justice
    • General
    • Sociology
  • U.S. Census Bureau Director Lecture – April 15

    Robert M. Groves, director of the U.S. Census Bureau and former director of the Survey Research Center at the University of Michigan, will present the...
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    • Books
    • Ejournals
    • For Faculty
    • For Graduate Students
    • For Students
  • Discussion – Development of Metropolitan Atlanta

    Come to the final discussion in the Urban-Studies Brown-Bag Series on Wednesday, March 23rd, Noon – 1:00pm, in Sparks Hall 344. Dr. Timothy Crimmins, an...
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    • Anthropology
    • For Faculty
    • For Graduate Students
    • For Students
    • Geosciences
  • Diane L. Fowlkes Spring Event, April 10, 2011

      WE CAN DO IT! EMPOWERING WOMEN AT WORK DIANE L. FOWLKES 2011 SPRING EVENT The Diane L. Fowlkes Spring Event is held annually to...
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    • Anthropology
    • Communication
    • Economics
    • Education
    • English
  • Urban Studies Brown-Bag Discussion

    Dr. Jonnell Allen-Robinson, Community Geographer from Syracuse University will present “Points, Lines and People: Plotting a Course for Community Geography” at 3 p.m. on Wednesday,...
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    • Anthropology
    • Criminal Justice
    • For Faculty
    • For Graduate Students
    • For Students
  • The Sociocultural Anthropology of Mardi Gras

    It has been said that a Scotchman has not seen the world until he has seen Edinburgh; and I think that I may say that...
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    • Anthropology
    • For Faculty
    • For Graduate Students
    • For Students
    • General
  • ESRI GIS Summer Internship Program and User Conference Student Assistantship Program

    Are you a GIS user?  Do you want to gain more experience with GIS?  If so, consider applying for the ESRI Summer Internship Program.  The...
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    • Anthropology
    • Business
    • Computer Science
    • Criminal Justice
    • For Graduate Students