Recent HSOC News
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Kate Pride Brown Awarded NCEEER Grant
March 1, 2021
Dr. Kate Pride Brown received a $20,000 grant from the National Council for Eurasian and East European Research (NCEEER) to conduct ethnographic fieldwork on Siberian perceptions of Russia’s growing ties to China.
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India-China Border Standoff: Economic and Strategic Implications
February 23, 2021
This two-part webinar examines the historical, legal, and political dimensions of the India-China border stand off, as well as the strategic and business implications for the wider Indo-Pacific region.
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US-China Relations: New Challenges, New Opportunity
February 15, 2021
This panel is part of the World Trade Center Atlanta's Chinese New Year Business Forum.
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Memory and Justice Forum - Transitional Justice, Law, and Memory
February 15, 2021
As part of the Memory and Justice Forum, Michael Best (INTA) and Nikolay Koposov (HSOC) will discuss Transitional Justice, Law, and Memory.
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Technology versus the Humanities: Critiquing the Critics
February 12, 2021
In this lecture for Lawrence Technological University, Dr. Eric Schatzberg will defend technology against its critics from the humanities.
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Elise Li Zheng Publishes Work in AI & Society
February 12, 2021
Zheng's research looks at how the design and interactive experience of self-tracking fitness apps shape user thoughts and habits about fitness, personal achievement, and a "healthy life."
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Congratulations to Garrett Bunyak
February 12, 2021
The School of History and Sociology at Georgia Tech has named Garrett Bunyak the 2020 Graduate Student Instructor of the Year.
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Hanchao Lu and Alice Clifton win 2021 Ivan Allen Jr. Legacy Awards
February 8, 2021
Two members of the School of History and Sociology were chosen as recipients of the 2021 Ivan Allen Jr. Legacy Award.
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Professor Allen Hyde Awarded NSF Grant
February 8, 2021
Dr. Hyde will work with a team of scholars on the project "Co-creating Data for Disaster Resilience with Historically Marginalized Communities in Savannah."
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State of the College Address Celebrates Wins and Focuses on Priorities Ahead
February 3, 2021
Dean Kaye Husbands Fealing assessed ongoing efforts and focused the College's energy on the year ahead in the address.
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Congratulations to Class of 1934 CIOS Teaching Award Winners
February 1, 2021
Drs. Allen Hyde, Kate Pride Brown, and Amy D'Unger received teaching recognition from the Center for Teaching and Learning.
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Congratulations to HSTS Graduate Student Elise Li Zheng
February 1, 2021
Student wins HSOC teaching assistant of the year award.
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Ivan Allen College Announces Winners of 2021 Graduate Paper Competition
January 21, 2021
Five graduate students from three different schools won cash prizes for excellence in research and scholarship.
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Students Participate in "Building Memories" Podcast
January 18, 2021
Working with School of History and Sociology assistant professor Todd Michney, students created a podcast about the 1960 English Avenue school bombing and its significance.
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Professor Allen Hyde Awarded AGREC Grant
January 18, 2021
Dr. Hyde is working with a team of scholars to evaluate Welcoming America's (a local nonprofit) One Region Initiative.
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Emeritus Professor Publishes Work in Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought
December 14, 2020
Dr. Larry Foster's work focuses on the life of Joseph Smith.
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Kelley Fong's Research Featured in Rise Magazine
November 23, 2020
Rise, a publication by parents who have dealt with the child welfare system, interviewed Fong about her research on Child Protective Services.
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The Democratization of Well-Being in Nasser's Egypt
November 16, 2020
This piece by Laura Bier, Associate Professor in the School of History and Sociology, examines the legacy of Nasser's policies on the nexus between state responsibilities, the rights of citizens, and access to consumer goods in Egypt.
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Black Feminism and Stacey Abrams
November 16, 2020
This article in the Washington Post, co-authored by HSOC Associate Professor Sherie Randolph, discussed the impact of Stacey Abrams in flipping Georgia blue.
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Study Sheds Light on Disparities in Autism Services in Georgia
July 23, 2020
Jennifer Singh, associate professor in the School of History and Sociology, interviewed 21 minority women caring for children with autism to learn about disparities in autism services.