Georgia Appalachian Studies Center

Living and Learning the Appalachian Story

Fall Semester 2012 August 20 to December 13
Tuesdays & Thursdays 2 to 3:20 pm Historic Vickery House	GASC 3100: Introduction to Appalachia Open to NGCSU students enrolled in the Appalachian Studies Minor.
	History of Religion in Appalachia Open to NGCSU students. Elective in Appalachian Studies Minor
Library Technology Center	Affrilachia in words and images.
STUDENTS' PROJECT November 30 to Dec. 1 Washington, DC	Appalachian Teaching Project “How do we build on community assets to shape a positive future for Appalachia?” Selected students from Intro to Appalachia present its community-based research project to consortium of Appalachian colleges & universities and the Appalachian Regional Commission.
Every Thursday 12:30 to 2 pm Historic Vickery Hou	Pickin' Porch Old Time Music Jam Experience Appalachian music as it was in the days before radio and records. Bring your instruments or just come to listen! Contact Dr. Jon Mehlferber, Department of Visual Arts. Free and open to the public.
1st Thursdays	Stonepile Writers Group Contact Barbara Seaton for more information. Free and open to the public.
CAMPUS MEETINGS

Spring Semester 2013
Date & Time TBA Historic Vickery House	GASC 3800: Appalachian Experience This capstone course open to NGCSU students enrolled in the Appalachian Studies Minor. Taught by Rosann Kent, Center Director and Dr. Chris Dockery, Appalachian Teaching Fellow.
Date & Time TBA	History of Appalachia
March 22-24 Blowing Rock, NC	36th Annual Conference of the Appalachian Studies Association Selected NGCSU students enrolled in Appalachian Studies Minor will be invited to present poster sessions and panels about their undergraduate research and creative activities.
April Dahlonega, GA	North Georgia Annual Research Conference Selected NGCSU students enrolled in Appalachian Studies Minor will be invited to present poster sessions and panels about their undergraduate research and creative activities.
	Picking Porch Old Time Music Jam Experience Appalachian music as it was in the days before radio and records. Bring your instruments or just come to listen! Contact Dr. Jon Mehlferber, Department of Visual Arts for more information. Free and open to the public.

Fall Semester 2013
ACADEMIC COURSE Date/time TBA Historic Vickery House	GASC 3100: Introduction to Appalachia Open to NGCSU students enrolled in the Appalachian Studies Minor.
ACADEMIC COURSE Date/time TBA	Appalachian Art Open to NGCSU students enrolled in the Appalachian Studies Minor
Dec.	Appalachian Teaching Project “How do we build on community assets to shape a positive future for Appalachia?” Selected students from Intro to Appalachia present its community-based research project to consortium of Appalachian colleges & universities and the Appalachian Regional Commission.