GSW Humanities Symposium

The deadline for this year's Humanities Symposium is Oct. 24 so keep those proposals coming in! We have 48 & counting!

Humanities Symposium | Georgia Southwestern The annual GSW Undergraduate Humanities Symposium is an annual fall-term event that supports student and faculty conversations across the arts, emphasizing original student research and creative exploration. Students are encouraged to participate across their time at GSW, from the first-year experie...

It's going to be big! Over 60 students currently on the schedule for the Nov. 1st GSW Humanities Symposium! I'm excited--are you?!

We've got a great Humanities Symposium in development for Nov. 1st--and there's still time for late submissions! If you want to join the over 60 students already scheduled for participation, talk to Dr. Bragg asap!

This is it--time to show off your stuff! All proposals for the 4th Annual GSW Humanities Symposium are due on Friday, Oct. 11th. Find the portal at the GSW Arts & Science page & the main GSW page. You are writing papers already for your Arts & Sciences class: why not present them?!

Students: Get your proposals for the 4th GSW Humanities Symposium in by Oct. 11! The submission portal is at: https://www.gsw.edu/arts-and-sciences/

Everyone is invited to attend the formal event on Nov. 1--come one, come all!

We're getting closer! Don't forget to submit your proposals for the 4th annual GSW Humanities Symposium by Oct. 11th! The event itself will be on Nov. 1 and should be a ton of fun--diverse papers and presentations, a pizza lunch, and a great speaker in Dr. Matt Jennings of Middle Georgia!

Proposals for the GSW Humanities Symposium are due on Oct. 6th! Send your 1-paragraph description with a title to Dr. Bragg at [email protected]

Mark your calendars! The 3rd annual GSW Humanities Symposium is scheduled for Friday, Nov. 10, 2023! This conference is open to all college students (from GSW or other universities) doing original research in the Arts & Sciences. We had 31 students present at the Fall '22 conference--and at least 75 people attend overall. Let's see if we can surpass that this year!

"Cuchulain: The Warrior King," a 1980 lithograph by American artist Alice Neel (1900-1984), is one of the artworks on view in "What's SHE Doing?" The McCormack Gallery exhibition features Albany Museum of Art Permanent Collection works that were created by women artists. Today is International Women's Day, and a good time to see these works by these talented artists. The AMA, at 311 Meadowlark Drive, is open 10 am-5 pm and admission is free.