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Department of African-American Studies Speaker: Dr. Deborah Gray White, “Lost in the USA: Race, Gender, Class and Sexuality on the Eve of the Millennium”
Dr. Deborah Gray White, Board of Governors Professor of History at Rutgers University, will speak at Georgia State University on Wednesday, April 24. Dr. White...Topics- African American Studies
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“Moving Past Picket Fences” – What is “Home”?
Check out GSU Sociology Professors Griff Tester and Adia Harvey Wingfield‘s recently-published research: Tester, G., & Wingfield, A. H. (2013). Moving past picket fences: The...Topics- Ejournals
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In Memoriam: Film Critic Roger Ebert
Roger Ebert, longtime film critic for the Chicago Sun-Times, passed away at the age of 70 on Thursday, April 4. Mr. Ebert’s film reviews were...Topics- Books
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Visiting Distinguished Professor Lecture
The Andrew Young School of Policy Studies and the Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology presents a lecture by distinguished criminology scholar Dr. Ramiro Martinez,...Topics- Anthropology
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- Criminal Justice
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- Public Management & Policy
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Charter Schools and Urban Revitalization: What’s the Connection?
Check out GSU Sociology Professors Tomeka Davis and Deirdre Oakley‘s recently-published research: Davis, T., & Oakley, D. (2013). Linking charter school emergence to urban revitalization...Topics- Ejournals
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Prison and Baseball in the Southern Labor Archives?
Jennifer Williams, a Graduate Research Assistant currently working with the Southern Labor Archives photograph collection, has found some interesting (and unexpected) things while preparing photographs...Topics- Criminal Justice
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New Resources for Women’s History Month
Like Black History Month, Women’s History Month began as a designated week. Inspired by the success of a Women’s History Week celebration in Sonoma County,...Topics- Books
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- History
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“The ABCs of LGBTQ Health Disparities” Talk this Friday
Dr. Tonia Poteat will speak at GSU on “The ABCs of LGBTQ Health Disparities,” on Friday, March 29, 10 am – 12 pm, in Conference...Topics- Books
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GSU Sociology Prof Baunach’s Research featured in NPR Story
Congrats to GSU Sociology Professor Dawn Baunach, whose research on liberalizing attitude trends toward same-sex marriage was featured in a National Public Radio (NPR) story...Topics- Books
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Congrats to GSU Sociology Prof Lesley Reid on Promotion!
Congratulations to GSU Sociology Professor Lesley Reid for her recent promotion from Associate Professor to Professor! Special accomplishments Dr. Reid has achieved include: Principal and/or...Topics- Books
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