EPIC Georgia State University

GSU's EPIC Program was recently recognized by the University System of Georgia for our epic work! Congratulations on receiving the Regents’ Award for Excellence in High-Impact Practices and Experiential Learning! Read more about this accomplishment here: t.gsu.edu/3ztQAXZ

EPIC's Kathryn Crowther attended the UCONN Post-Secondary Disability Training Institute in June and networked with GA Tech's Center for Inclusive Design and Innovation to arrange an EPIC visit to see their amazing work up close. Here's their website: t.gsu.edu/3KE4vgi

In March, the Spelman College Glee Club, Creative Placemaking Conference, and Davis Butner worked with the EPIC Mapping Lab to host a choral event in the Krog Street Tunnel. The full video of this epic event will be available soon!

EPIC students go on to have epic achievements! Aspen Kemmerlin, a former EPIC Phoenix Project Lab student, was a co-author for a recently published article "Experiencing Archaeology Beyond the Classroom." We're so proud! You can read the article here: t.gsu.edu/3VDChso

GSU's EPIC program was just awarded an NEH Grant for $149,700 to kick off a two-year project to expand a large freshman course focused on Atlanta and project-based learning. We look forward to the epic opportunities this grant will make possible!

After participating in EPIC's Phoenix Project Lab, Emmett Cantkier continued his work and presented at GSURC, exploring "the role the soda industry played in Atlanta's past in the days before Coca-Cola reigned supreme." See more here: t.gsu.edu/3X4zLwv

EPIC's Brennan Collins and Panther Lattimore recently returned from presenting on Hip-Hop's place in university education at the Hip Hop Society's round table in Marseille, France. We are unbelievably proud of this epic accomplishment! Read more here: t.gsu.edu/3UX4wC5

We would like to formally congratulate Clarkston campus professors Katy Crowther and Katherine Perry on receiving the $150,000 National Endowment for Humanities grant to create Project Labs under Georgia State’s EPIC Program. Read about it here: t.gsu.edu/3Uud3MI

EPIC's Curt Jackson recently gave an interview with the Saporta Report on the recent Resurgens Requiem performance held in the Krog Street Tunnel. You can read it here: t.gsu.edu/3K4Zmxy Congratulations Curt on your epic accomplishments!

TOMORROW! Dr. Kathryn Crowther's Disability, Access, and Inclusion lab is hosting a student roundtable conversation discussing their work. Attendance to this virtual event is FREE, follow this link to learn more or sign up! t.gsu.edu/44bp64P

May 16th, Dr. Kathryn Crowther's Disability, Access, and Inclusion lab is hosting a student roundtable conversation discussing their work. Attendance to this virtual event is FREE, follow this link to learn more or sign up! t.gsu.edu/44bp64P

We would like to congratulate the Krog Codex project team from the Mapping Lab for winning 2nd place in @vipatgatech ‘s Pitch Competition. This is an epic achievement! Way to go!

Jane Jacobs championed a community-based approach to city-building. EPIC's Curtis Jackson and MODA are leading a Jane's Walk in Cabbagetown. The 1 mile tour is Saturday May 4th at 10am.Find out more about the free event and register here: t.gsu.edu/4d7GU4K