Past Events

For over thirty years, the UGA at Oxford Study Abroad Program has offered an incredibly diverse selection of courses, subjects, credit options, and program choices. While on the Program, students are taught by Oxford faculty using the unique tutorial method of undergraduate instruction that has made Oxford famous. Live in a restored Victorian mansion, work within one of Oxford's beautiful colleges or libraries, and experience Oxford student life first-hand, all while earning direct UGA credit! The Franklin at Oxford Fall…

Author Tom Poland (ABJ '71, MED '75) will discuss his latest book, Carolina Bays - Wild, Mysterious and Majestic Landforms which explores and documents the bays of North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia.  Co-hosted by Mary Frances Early College of Education and Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication. This event will take place via Zoom videoconference. Sofia Gratas (AB '20) is the moderator.

The University of Georgia's oldest study abroad program has been operating in the medieval Tuscan hill town of Cortona, Italy for more than 50 years. UGA Cortona offers an extensive list of Studio Art and Art History courses, as well as classes in Italian, English, Women's Studies, Science, Business, Landscape Architecture, Interior Design, Graphic Design, and Agriculture. Earn UGA credit while living in Tuscany and traveling with the program to Italian cities such as Rome, Florence, Venice, Siena, Naples, Orvieto,…

Prospective Student Days will be held virtually for spring 2020. Here are the three dates: February 12, March 12 and April 16. The virtual meetings will be held through Zoom and will begin at 2:30 pm. Grady Ambassadors will join to help answer questions. Prospective students and their families should register through Qualtrics. Please contact Helen Mahany, prospective student advisor, with questions at: hmahany@uga.edu.

Grady College's virtual convocation premieres at 10:00 a.m. on Thursday, May 13 on our College’s Youtube and Facebook pages.

Prospective Student Days will be held virtually for spring 2020. Here are the three dates: February 12, March 12 and April 16. The virtual meetings will be held through Zoom and will begin at 2:30 pm. Grady Ambassadors will join to help answer questions. Prospective students and their families should register through Qualtrics. Please contact Helen Mahany, prospective student advisor, with questions at: hmahany@uga.edu.

The pandemic has completely disrupted film production, distribution and exhibition over the past year. Even before cinemas closed, online streaming services were transforming the industry. COVID-related closures sped up some recent trends but also brought severe challenges to the production of film and television productions. This panel will assess short-term and long-term effects of the pandemic on filmmaking and especially spectatorship. Panelists include three faculty from Entertainment and Media Studies in Grady College: Kate Fortmueller, who works on labor and…