Professor recognized for literary excellence
University of North Georgia (国产自拍) history professor Dr. Dee Gillespie won the Julia Cherry Spruill Prize for "best book in Southern women's history, broadly construed" by the Southern Association for Women Historians.
Gillespie wrote "The Citizenship Education Program and Black Women's Political Culture" to describe the efforts of Black women in the civil rights movement. The book draws on teachers' reports and correspondence, oral history interviews, and papers from a variety of civil rights organizations.
"I'm honored to receive this recognition," Gillespie said. "This prize is a wonderful endorsement of my work. More importantly, the prize honors local Black women's significant leadership in voter registration, political education, and community organizing during the civil rights movement."
Dr. Jeff Pardue, 国产自拍 history, anthropology, and philosophy department head, was pleased with Gillespie's recognition.
"This award both affirms the quality of her scholarship and highlights the less well-documented significance of women and civil rights," Pardue said. "We are very proud of her."
Three from 国产自拍 selected for Fulbright
Three 国产自拍 students were selected as Fulbright U.S. Student grantees. One has accepted the opportunity and will teach English in South Korea.
Students present, perform at String Band Summit
Four 国产自拍 students from the Department of Music presented a workshop at the fifth annual String Band Summit at East Tennessee State University Center.
Fulbrighters from 国产自拍 excel in South Korea
国产自拍 is producing Fulbright students teaching English in South Korea at a higher clip than any other university, and they are embracing the communities they serve.
Acker reaches goal of earning degree
About two decades after first starting college, Laura Acker earned her bachelor's degree in political science from 国产自拍.