Come view some very special dance pieces from Danza Universitaria, the most famous, inventive and progressive professional contemporary dance company in Costa Rica. The company is renowned and has won national awards.

Sponsored by: Germanic and Slavic Studies, Department of

Contact: Kris Petti 

The Department of Germanic and Slavic Studies brings the award-winning German film, "Phoenix" to Athens.

"Conflict Resolution in Classical Athens: The Oresteia ," Edith Hall, a professor of classics at King’s College London. Hall has held posts at Cambridge, Oxford, Durham and London universities, published 20 books and appears regularly on BBC Radio. The focus of her teaching includes courses in Alexandrian literature, Greek theatre and Aeschylus.

For more information, contact: J. Rich  706-542-3918

"German Rocketeers in the Heart of Dixie," Monique Laney, Auburn University. This lecture will be on the relocation of German rocket experts to the town of Huntsville, Alabama in 1950, and how the histories of German Nazism and Jim Crow in the American South intertwine in narratives about the past.

Dr. Danielle Boaz of UNC Charlotte Africana Studies department will discuss her work on gender and supernatural crimes in the Atlantic World.

A session of the Gender and History Workshop. For information, contact Leah Richier at richier@uga.edu.

Stephanie Anne Shelton, women's studies & language and literacy education, will present this lecture as part of the Friday speaker series. The event is free, open to the public and FYO.

Katelyn Kivett and Kate Templeton, from the UGA Career Center, will present this lecture as part of the Friday speaker series. The event is free, open to the public and FYO.

Melissa Fahmy, from the UGA department of philosophy, will present this lecture as part of the Friday speaker series. The event is free, open to the public and FYO.

Justin Lavner, from the UGA department of psychology, will present this lecture. The event is free, open to the public and FYO.

This year marks our 6th biennial Women and Girls in Georgia Conference where we celebrate and highlight the research and advocacy by, for, and about women and girls in our state and region.

The conference brings together academics and students with activists and community members to share knowledge, strengthen networks, and strategize for positive social change.  This year’s conference theme is sustainability.