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GHC Offers Free Summer Teacher Workshop
Investigating Famous Bloodlines is a one-day workshop for 8th grade social studies teachers. The deadline to register is May 23, 2012.

The University of West Georgia Hosts Textile Heritage Trail Conference
The conference takes place April 30. Historic preservationists, community leaders, and others interested in creating the West Georgia Textile Heritage Trail are invited to attend.; More News

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Curriculum and Schools Success Stories: Lakeside High School takes top honors

Lakeside wins first place at the We the People state hearings and will represent Georgia at the national finals in April.; More Success Stories

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Events: Implementing an Oral History Project of Chinese Americans in Augusta, GA
Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association of Augusta presents a grassroots perspective on their efforts to record interviews with senior members in the community.
May 19, 2012

Tourism Management and its Effects on Preservation
Evan Thompson, executive director of the Preservation Society of Charleston, discusses the issue of cruise ships in port.
May 24, 2012

W.E.B. Du Bois Seminar Series
Autobiography is the focus this month in a year-long seminar series at Clark Atlanta University on the major works of W.E.B. Du Bois.
Jul 13, 2012; More Events

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