Willson Center for Humanities and Arts
The University of Georgia
Timelines, workshops, mentorship, and individual guidance are available to faculty applying for fellowships and other large grants from the NEH, NEA, ACLS, and the Guggenheim Foundation.
University of Georgia students are currently on the leading edge of some of the most prestigious and competitive international awards for undergraduates.
The Willson Center’s annual Global Georgia series of public events begins February 1 and continues throughout the spring.
The second annual UGA Humanities Festival will feature lectures, conversations, performances, social gatherings, and bookend keynote events with Oxford Professor of Poetry A. E. Stallings and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Hua Hsu.
The Willson Center invites nominations from faculty and students for the Delta Visiting Chair, which hosts outstanding artists, writers, musicians, socially engaged thinkers, and cultural innovators. Famed soprano Angela Brown (pictured) was the last Delta Visiting Chair in 2022-23.
As an institutional sponsor of the National Humanities Center UGA has the opportunity to apply for a Responsible AI grant. The deadline is Friday, January 19.
Nicholas Allen, Baldwin Professor in Humanities, joined The Andersonville Irish Project and dignitaries including Irish Government Minister Darragh O’Brien for the ceremony at Andersonville National Historic Site on October 19, 2023.
The 2023 Spotlight on the Arts festival spanned the month of November with a rich calendar of events celebrating the literary, visual and performing arts.
Allen, Baldwin Professor in Humanities and director of the Willson Center, is interviewed by host Mike Livermore on the November 1 episode of the podcast Free Range.
In addition to his public talk in the UGA Chapel, Whitehead will visit with student groups at UGA and at Cedar Shoals High School in Athens.
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Stephen Berry, Gregory Professor of the Civil War Era in the department of history, has been awarded a highly competitive National Endowment for the Humanities Public Scholars grant for his book project The Black Prince: The Emancipated Life of Prince Rivers of South Carolina.
Humanities and arts faculty and students at UGA continued to showcase the world-class quality of their research, teaching, and public engagement during the 2022-23 academic year, once again collecting highly competitive national and international honors and awards across a variety of fields.
Nicholas Allen, Baldwin Professor in Humanities and director of the Willson Center, wrote a catalog essay for the Biennale’s Irish Pavilion exhibition
UGA has announced its 2023 honors and awards for faculty and graduate students and once again, the university’s humanities and arts community is well represented among those recognized for their outstanding achievements in research and teaching.
