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  • MLK and the Memphis Sanitation Workers

    The Walter P. Reuther Library, official repository for the records of the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees, has produced an online exhibit...
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    • African American Studies
    • Digital Collections
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  • Women’s Studies Institute Events: “Middle Passages: Race, Space and Migration in the African Diaspora” and “Intersex 101”

    The GSU Women’s Studies Institute announces two upcoming talks sponsored by Students Promoting Engagement and Activism through Knowledge, Faces of Feminism, and the GSU Women’s...
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    • African American Studies
    • Books
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    • For Graduate Students
    • For Students
  • Poet and Feminist Activist Adrienne Rich Passes Away

    [Adrienne Rich reads her poem “What Kind of Times Are These.” Part of the Poetry Everywhere project airing on public television. Produced by David Grubin...
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    • Books
    • English
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  • Religious Studies Students Receive Department Awards

    Each year the Department of Religious Studies selects three or four students from among its undergraduate majors and master’s students for special recognition. This year...
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    • General
    • Religious Studies
  • Professor David Wilson to Discuss the Political Economy of U.S. Cities

    David Wilson, urban and political geographer from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign will give a talk titled The Political Economy of U.S. Cities on...
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    • Books
    • Economics
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    • For Graduate Students
    • For Students
  • Panel Discussion on the Arab Spring

    Please join the Middle East Institute of Georgia State University for the panel discussion: What’s Next for the Arab Spring: Tunisia, Egypt, Syria and the...
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    • Books
    • Communication
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    • For Graduate Students
    • For Students
  • Secularists descend upon D.C. for “Reason Rally”

    This past Saturday in Washington, D.C., a “Reason Rally” took place. Among other objectives, its purpose was stated as “to advance secularism (in the broadest...
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    • Books
    • Ejournals
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  • Education Faculty Publish: Clinical Teacher Education

    Chara Haeussler Bohan and Joyce E. Many (eds.) recently published the book, Clinical teacher education: Reflections from an urban professional development school network. The book...
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    • Books
    • Early Childhood Education
    • Education
    • Educational Policy Studies
    • Educational Psychology & Special Education
  • Do Monkeys Like to Gamble?

    Darby Proctor, a PhD candidate in the Department of Psychology, is currently conducting research on the origins of irrational decision-making in humans by examining gambling...
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    • For Graduate Students
    • For Students
    • Graduate Student Publications and Research
    • Psychology
  • Chemistry Professor Explores the Interaction of Drugs and DNA

    Check out GSU Chemistry professor W. David Wilson’s new book chapter: Nanjunda, R., Munde, M., Liu, Y., and Wilson, W. D. 2012. Real-time monitoring of...
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    • Biology
    • Books
    • Chemistry
    • Faculty Publications and Research
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