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African-American History & Culture in the Georgia Lowcountry: Savannah & The Coastal Islands
June 9-21, 2013
A National Endowment for the Humanities
Summer Institute for College and University Faculty
The Georgia Historical Society (GHS) invites you to join us in beautiful historic Savannah for two weeks of scholarly study and exchange as we explore two centuries of African-American life and culture in Savannah and Georgia's coastal islands.
Through a combination of course readings, scholarly lectures, site visits, community presentations, guided tours, and research in the GHS archives, you will be engaged in a fascinating scholarly dialogue focused on examining the centrality of place in the African-American experience in Georgia's Lowcountry and the larger Atlantic world. Graduate students and community college faculty are especially encouraged to apply. To learn more, visit www.georgiahistory.com or contact Maggie Brewer at mbrewer@georgiahistory.com or call 912.651.2125 ext.119.
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