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Off the Beaten Path: Violence, Women, and Art
Atlanta’s Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Global Health Odyssey Museum presents “Off the Beaten Path: Violence, Women, and Art”, June 6 – September 9, 2011....Topics- Art & Design
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2011 Joseph Jacobs Labor Scholarship call for applicants
The Joseph Jacobs Labor Scholarship Fund was established to honor Joseph Jacobs, a long-time labor attorney who represented unions in Georgia. The Scholarship Fund was...Topics- General
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“Rare is the book that prompts one to rethink the entire scholarly enterprise of political theory…”
Congratulations to Dr. Mario Feit, from the Department of Political Science, on the publication of his book, Democratic Anxieties: Same-Sex Marriage, Death, and Citizenship. The...Topics- Books
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How to Prepare for the Zombie Apocalypse
Have you considered how to prepare for a zombie apocalypse? Atlanta residents are luckier than most; we have the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention...Topics- Books
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New from the Criminal Justice Faculty
Congratulations to Drs. Sims-Blackwell and Payne (with John Prevost) of the Department of Criminal Justice for their recent article published in the American Journal of...Topics- Criminal Justice
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Feed Your Senses
As part of the Rialto Center for the Arts “Feed Your Senses” series, Dr. Wayne Daniel will be speaking about early country music in Atlanta,...Topics- For Faculty
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- History
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Photo of the Week: Unidentified Southern City
Can you confirm the location of this aerial photograph taken in an unidentified Southern city about 1970? Is it New Orleans? It is Savannah, Georgia taken in 1976. Click...Topics- General
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Information for Retired/Retiring Faculty
If you’re retiring from Georgia State, but intend to keep research projects going, here are some things you should know about your Retired Faculty Library...Topics- General
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In the Eye of the Storm: Health Disparities, Environmental Health Threats and Disasters on the Gulf Coast
The Partnership for Urban Health Research presents its Annual Lecture on Monday, April 25th, 11 AM in Room 480 of the University Center. Maureen Lichtveld,...Topics- Books
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Dr. Lloyd Co-Edits Book
Congratulations to Dr. Vincent Lloyd, Assistant Professor in the Department of Religious Studies, on the publication of the book Secular Faith, which he co-edited with...Topics- Books
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