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News: Call for Applicants: Cotton Culture in the U.S. South
Teachers and education graduate students in social studies and the humanities can apply to attend a five-week teacher institute in Macon. The application deadline is March 1, 2012.

Online Professional Development for High School Teachers
The National Humanities Center offers online professional development for high school history and literature teachers in spring 2012.

The Big Read Seeks Applicants
Nonprofit organizations that would like to develop community wide reading programs should apply. The deadline is February 1, 2012.; More News

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Events: Challenges of Governing Partnerships
Dr. Melissa Stone of the University of Minnesota leads a conversation on governance in partnerships and collaborations at the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies.
Feb 06, 2012

Southern Writers Onstage
Program presents stories and music of the south by The New Agrarians, singer/songwriters Kate Campbell, Pierce Pettis, and Tom Kimmel.
Feb 06, 2012

African American Film Festival
Attendees will watch “Imitation of Life” and participate in a post-screening open discussion.
Feb 07, 2012; More Events

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