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New Faculty Orientation (Two Days)

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Dissertation Writing Retreat

The Dissertation Writing Retreat is offered by the Graduate School and Writing Center to provide structured writing time and resources for graduate students who are completing dissertation writing. Open to post-candidacy doctoral students. June 10-14 Registration is available to the first 20 students to register. To register, participants must submit a letter of support from their major professor or dissertation chair on letterhead indicating…


Politics and Zines: Create Your Own Zine Workshop

A zine, short for “magazine,” is a small-circulation self-published work of images and text, usually reproduced on a copy machine. Zines have been a significant medium of communication for fan clubs, artists, and subcultures alike, presenting the opportunity of self-expression for anyone who has access to scissors and paper. Additionally, zines provide an accessible avenue for activists to express personal and political views. Join UGA…


Write@UGA Workshop: Writing to Learn in STEM Lectures: Assignment Design

A team of UGA biology and writing faculty participated in an NSF-funded STEMwrite Institute this past summer at the University of Minnesota. Now, attndees can participate in a workshop modeled after this institute. Participants will have the opportunity to design a writing-to-learn activity to use in their STEM lecture courses and curate peer-review prompts to facilitate assessment. These short writing exercises coupled with peer review can make…


35th Annual CSP Workshop

This annual workshop series highlights advances in applications, algorithms, and parallel implementations of computer simulation methods for the study of condensed matter systems. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, Monte Carlo, molecular dynamics, and other numerical studies of material growth, structural and magnetic phase transitions, polymers, surfaces, nanostructures, strongly correlated electron systems and models of exotic…


Undergraduate Writing Retreat

In addition to the time and space to work, this writing retreat offers opportunities for workshops on writing topics and one-on-one writing conferences with peer or graduate student consultants.  All participants will receive formal recognition for their participation in this event to highlight their investment in their writing and the development of their writing-related skills and knowledge. Bring writing projects and come ready…


Climate Communication Workshop with Dr. Marshall Shepherd

The GCP Climate Scholars would like to invite students to a virtual climate communication workshop on Wednesday, November 3rd from 4:00 – 5:30 PM with Dr. Marshall Shepherd! In this Zoom workshop, students will learn scientific communication tips and techniques from an expert climate communicator. This will be an interactive event, so be prepared to participate!  Want to register? Use this link: https://zoom.us/…


Center for Simulational Physics annual workshop

34th Annual CSP Workshop Recent Developments in Computer Simulation Studies in Condensed Matter Physics February 22 - 25, 2021 Participants are welcome for part or all of the week of Feb. 22-25, 2021, but full week attendance is encouraged. Due to Covid-19, the Workshop will be virtual and all talks and discussion will be via Zoom. There is no registration fee for the Workshop. Due to University of Georgia internet security regulations, all…


Writing for a Better World Workshop

Bravely Challenging Our White Language Supremacy in Our Assessments of Student Writing Join us for this workshop to bravely investigate your own classroom assessment practices, and your own orientation toward student writing as embodied in your feedback to that writing. In this workshop Dr. Inoue will help us to consider habits of White language that inform assessment practices in our own classrooms as well as several “fast thinking” mind…


QTBIPOC Spotlight Series Workshop: Artists

The QTBIPOC Artists workshop will be a space where participants discuss the history of QTBIPOC in the art and media industry, highlight artists, and discuss issues related to QTBIPOC experience in the art industry.  


Virtual Career Fair Prep: Arch Ready Spring 2021

The Spring Career and Internship Fair will be virtual. Attend this Arch Ready event to prepare to interact with employers and learn about their opportunities in a new virtual capacity. Attendees must register to attend this virtual event using Handshake.


Swing Night in the Garden

Learn new dance steps, dance under the palms, or watch talented and enthusiastic dancers from seating beside the dance floor. Choose between an East Coast Swing or Lindy Hop lesson from 7-8 p.m., then everyone is welcome for an open dance from 8-10 p.m. No previous dance experience or a partner necessary.  


3rd Southeast Quantum Computing Workshop

We are pleased to announce the Third Southeast Quantum Computing Workshop, to be held at the University of Georgia, Athens, on June 7, 2019. The workshop will have APS-style talks and will cover all aspects of quantum computing and quantum information science. To assure an informal and highly interactive setting, space is limited and pre-registration is required. Conference attendance is free. The workshop is hosted by the Center for…


2019 Affordable Learning Institute

The Center for Teaching and Learning and Libraries are pleased to announce the second annual Affordable Learning Institute. The Institute is designed to provide faculty with an overview of the open and affordable educational resources available, and support them in adopting and incorporating these resources into their courses. Attendees will also have the chance to ask questions about the current affordable learning grants, such as the…

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History Fellows Summer Workshop

Five students from other colleges in the region spent July at UGA, living on campus and experiencing the work of professional historians firsthand. The new program, launched by the history department in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences and funded entirely by donors, provided an opportunity to share UGA with these students and to build better relationships with their institutions. The focus of the History Fellows Summer…


Ally Community-Building Workshop

In this workshop hosted by the College of Education's Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, you will learn skills related to generating awareness of how to leverage privilege for social change, initiating courageous conversations and dialogues across differences, consciousness-raising in speaking up and disrupting patterns of oppression and sustaining social change strategies that are consistent and meaningful. This workshop counts toward…


Trans-Affirming Practice in Education and the Helping Professions

The Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion will be facilitiating a day-long workshop on trans-affirming practices for educators and helping professionals. In this training, participants will review foundational knowledge related to Trans-affirming terminology and best practices for creating an affirming environment for trans and non-binary students, clients, and colleagues within professions and the community. There are three modules in this…


Southeast Quantum Computing Workshop

We are pleased to announce the Second Southeast Quantum Computing Workshop, to be held at the University of Georgia, Athens, on May 18, 2018. The workshop will have APS-style talks and will cover all  aspects of quantum computing and quantum information science. To assure an informal and highly interactive setting, space is limited and pre-registration is required. Conference attendance is free. The workshop is hosted by the Center for…


Religion and the Common Good Workshop

Gen Mondrub will present a lecture on "Universal Compassion: Modern Buddhists and Altruism.” Mondrub is an American Buddhist Monk and has been the Resident Teacher of Kadampa Meditation Center Georgia for many years. He has just recently returned from a 2 year retreat. Kadampa Meditation Center Georgia in Atlanta, is a Buddhist meditation center dedicated to the attainment of world peace by offering everyone the opportunity to develop…


Reception on Diversity in Science

"Challenges and Approaches to Address Gender Inequality and Bias in Science: Achieving a More Diverse STEM Community," Semarhy Quinones-Soto, Franklin College Visiting Scholar and director of the Student Research Center at California State University, Sacramento. Workshop sponsored by The Franklin College of Inclusion & Diversity Leadership, the Department of Microbiology, the REU Site in Prokaryotic Biology (National Science Foundation),…


Family Day: Flowers and Birds

Explore paintings featuring beautiful landscapes, flowers and birds in the exhibition “The Genius of Martin Johnson Heade,” then create a nature-inspired work of art in the Michael and Mary Erlanger Studio Classroom. Family Day programs are sponsored by Heyward Allen Motor Co., Inc., Heyward Allen Toyota and the Friends of the Georgia Museum of Art.


Workshop: Public Communications and Documentary Making

Academy Award nominee Scott Hamilton Kennedy is a writer, director, producer, cameraman, and editor who has worked on everything from documentary and scripted films to commercials, motion capture animation, scripted and reality television. Kennedy will discuss strategies for effective public communication through storytelling. In addition to discussion of general strategies for impactful communication, the workshop will introduce participants to…

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Scholarship Series finale, Faculty/Guest Artist recital

It's recital time in the Hugh Hodgson School of Music - look at this calendar - and Thursday, April 13 presents three major performances among the many opportunities to enjoy great music from the Hugh. At 3:30 pm in Ramsey Hall is a Faculty/Guest Artist Recital featuring Laura Strickling, soprano & Liza Stepanova, piano  Guest soprano Laura Strickling and assistant professor of piano Liza Stepanova present a recital of European and…


Crafting a Nonfiction Book Proposal: Workshop for Faculty

In this workshop, Rachel Toor, a former acquisitions editor at Oxford and Duke University Presses and professor in the graduate creative writing program at Eastern Washington University, will describe the components of a book proposal. Participants are encouraged to come with an idea for a book, a draft of a proposal, or even a complete manuscript, and together will work through each section. At the end of the session, each member will have a…


Master Class: Delfeayo Marsalis, trombone

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