Mapping Baldwin County's Waste Memories
Created by Tanner Adams, Salvatore Depasquale, and Josh Morris in Spring 2023 for a course taught by Doug Oetter, Professor of Geography. Presented at the 2023 Research Day conference.
Made with ArcGIS StoryMaps by ESRI
Black Women's Use of Christian Rhetoric from 1851 to 1916
Created by Kayla Goode (English major, Sociology minor) for the Fall 2022 course, Lifting as We Climb: African American Women Intellectuals, taught by Sidonia Serafini, Assistant Professor of English. Presented at the 2023 Research Day conference.
Made with Timeline JS from Knight Lab
Jan van Eyck: A Data Visualization of His Artistic Context in Fifteenth-Century Europe
Created by student Ally Baker (History major and Theatre minor) for the Fall 2022 course, Northern Renaissance Art, taught by Elissa Auerbach, Professor of Art History. Poster presented at the 2023 Research Day conference.
Made with Kumu
Digital Transformation of Understanding Deities Across Ancient and Medieval Art
Created by student Ella Leach (Art major in Graphic Design) for the Fall 2022 course, The Ancient and Medieval Worlds, taught by Elissa Auerbach, Professor of Art History. Poster presented at the 2023 Research Day conference.
Made with Timeline JS by Knight Lab
Mapping the Ancients
Created by Catherine Tanner (Mass Communication major) for the Fall 2022 course, Classical Rhetorical Theory, taught by Jamie Downing, Associate Professor of Rhetoric. Presented at the 2023 Research Day conference.
Made with MapHub
Georgia College Timeline and Major Events
Created by English major Rosalie Bodkin in Summer 2021 for her capstone advised by Jenny Flaherty, Associate Professor of English, and under the site supervision of Holly Croft, Assistant Professor of Library Science.
Made with Timeline JS by Knight Lab
Les Femmes de Théâtre
This project was made by students Gabrielle DuChateau, Tucker Skipper, Charlotte Aexel, Daria Brown, Charleigh Stepp, and Ben Peters in the Fall 2021 special topics course, In Search of Lost Women, taught by Libby Murphy, Professor of French and Chair of the Department of World Languages & Cultures.
Made with Canva
Baldwin County Little Free Libraries
Website created by Art majors Leslie Calvert and Claire O'Neill under the supervision of Matthew Forrest, Associate Professor of Art. They presented the project at the 2022 Georgia College Student Research Conference.
Made with Wix
Six Degrees of Rembrandt: Using Digital Tools in the Humanities
Created by Art majors Sarah Sander, Grace Smith, and Hayley Johnson in Spring 2021 for the course, From Rubens to Rembrandt, taught by Elissa Auerbach, Professor of Art History. They presented their project at the 2021 Georgia Undergraduate Research Conference at the University of West Georgia and the 2022 Georgia College Student Research Conference.
Made with Kumu
The Dream Game
The Dream Game is a digital photography and 3-Dimensional printing prototype project that is the result of a collaboration between members from Imagine Art in Austin, Texas in their Training 4 Transformation program, which offers weekly virtual peer support groups, arts-based activities, and collaborative learning opportunities. The design and layout were produced by Matthew Forrest, Associate Professor of Art, and Jenna Bryson, Program Designer of the Department of Art at Georgia College.
Made with Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator
Depictions of St. Christopher in Medieval Art
Story map created by History major Ashley Johnson for the Fall 2021 course, Sacred Things in the Middle Ages, taught by Elissa Auerbach, Professor of Art History. She presented the project at the 2022 Georgia College Student Research Conference.
Made with ArcGIS StoryMaps
Ivory in the Middle Ages
Story map created by Art major Megan Morelly for the Fall 2021 course, Sacred Things in the Middle Ages, taught by Elissa Auerbach, Professor of Art History. She presented the project at the 2022 Georgia College Student Research Conference.
Made with ArcGIS StoryMaps
Tanzania Daily News
Podcast and website project was made by students Claire Strickland, Lydia Boston, Avary Simpson, Mackenzie Murad, Mwaka Mutiti, Kyler Darsey in Fall 2021 for the course, Introduction to African Studies, taught by Stefanie Sevcik, Lecturer of English.
Made with GarageBand and Wix