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Anne Frank Exhibit

Anne Frank Exhibition

The Anne Frank Volunteers program at the University of Georgia offers visitors guided tours of an exhibit of the story of Anne Frank, the young woman who wrote a diary of her experiences during the rise and spread of Nazism in Europe.

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Thank you for visiting the webpage for the Department of Religion at the University of Georgia. In the context of the challenges posed by COVID-19, let me begin by encouraging you to contact me if you are in need of assistance or guidance at this time. More generally, I would like to express my strong commitment to our graduate students, majors, minors, and the many other students who come into contact with our department. We welcome inquiries from prospective students, at both the undergraduate and graduate level, and we strive to provide a stimulating and supportive environment for our current students.  

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Peabody Hall, the home of the Department of Religion, with sun lighting the front during a late winter afternoon. Photo by Dot Paul

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Congratulations to Dr. Jodie Lyon for being selected as a recipient of the Sandy Beaver Excellence in Teaching Award!  
Jewish Studies and the Department of Religion announce the Spring 2024 launch of the Anne Frank House’s traveling exhibit and experiential learning (EL) program at UGA.
The Department of Religion at UGA is proud to announce that the Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board selected Dr. Kendall Marchman as the 2023-2024 Fulbright Canada Research Chair in Society and Culture.

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The Religion Department is a wonderful place to study, thanks in a large part to the gifts of alumni and friends. Our generous donors help the Department's mission by funding visiting speakers, offering events to welcome new students and helping to offer special programs to the Religion classes. We have a number of ways someone can contribute directly to the Department, either to the Religion Department Fund, the William L. Power Scholarship Fund, the Jewish Studies Program or the Virtual Center for Islamic Studies. Honor those who helped shape your love of Religion by making a gift today.

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