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Nunn Forum ponders academy, industry ties: University of Georgia Provost Karen Holbrook was one of 12 speakers to step behind the podium at the Sam Nunn Policy Forum, held on campus April 5–7. The theme of the sixth-annual forum was “Commercialization of the Academy.” Holbrook’s keynote speech addressed “The Role of Commercialization in Tenure and Promotion Decisions.” In addition to speeches by academics and administrators, the forum featured three panel discussions that investigated industry’s role in higher education. Click here or above for the full story. Photo by Kay Hinton.
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Dwight Andrews, associate professor of music theory and a renowned musician-theologian, will lead a program of spirituals and folk hymns on Sunday, April 21, at 7 p.m. at the First Congregational Church of Atlanta (105 Courtland St.), where Andrews also is pastor. Less well known than its cousin, the Negro spiritual, the folk hymn arose from poor whites in the 19th century South. Andrews, along with Meridian Chorale music director Steven Darsey, will lead both choir and audience in song. Admission is free; an offering will be collected. Photo by Kay Hinton. |
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