Past Events

Santesso

Lunchtime Lecturer Series

Park Hall Room 265

Faculty Meeting

Park Hall Room 144
Eric Morales-Franceschini

Lunchtime Lecturer Series

Park Hall Room 265
Phillip Carroll Morgan (Choctaw/Chickasaw)

Writer Phillip Carroll Morgan to Read at the University of Georgia

Zell B. Miller Learning Center Room 0248, 48 Baxter St, Athens, GA 30602
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10th Annual Barbara Methvin Lecture

Park Hall #265

Undergraduate Committee Meeting

Online
Dr. Ian Afflerbach

Making Liberalism New: American Intellectuals, Modern Literature, and the Rewriting of a PoliticalTradition

Willson Center House, 1260 Lumpkin St.

Double Dawgs Info Session

Park Hall Room 250
Chadwick Allen

American Indian Returnings (AIR) Talk 2022 Featuring Chadwick Allen

Special Collections Library Rm 271, 300 S. Hull Street, Athens, GA 30602
Florence

Lecture: Florence Dore

Park Hall 265

Coffee Hour

Park Hall Library
Game of Thrones Final Season

Why Did the End of 'Game of Thrones' Suck?

Cody Marrs (University of Georgia)
Athenaeum
Kate Boyle and Kurt Vonnegut

"Cultural Memory, Racial Identity, and Displacement in post-WWII American Literature"

Park #265

Undergraduate Committee Meeting

Online

Faculty Honor Night

Hargrett Library, Room 285

Faculty Meeting

Park Hall Room 144

Undergraduate Committee Meeting

Online
Maxime Berclaz, Ellen Boyette, Nneoma Ike-Njuko, D. T. Lumpkin, Sayantika Mandal, and Abhijit Sarmah

New Student Reading 2022!

Athica, 675 Pulaski St STE 1200, Athens, GA 30601

Advisory Committee Meeting

Park Hall Room 135a

TA Training Modules Due

Online
Abhijit Sarmah

Ph.D. Student Abhijit Sarmah to be a featured poets during the Phosphorescence Poetry Reading Series

Online

Faculty Meeting: Full and Associate Professors Only

Park Hall Room 144

Center for Teaching and Learning TA Welcome Event

Miller Learning Center

English Department Welcome Event

Patio in Front of Park Hall

Graduate School Information Fair

Stegman Coliseum

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