Next Generation PhD @ Georgia State University
Sustaining graduate education in the humanities
Georgia State University has been awarded NEH funding to undertake a planning process to re-imagine the education of humanists with an emphasis on training our students to compete for jobs in growing and evolving fields such as user experience research, project management, and participatory design in Atlanta’s booming media and technology industries.
Thomas Breideband has a Magister Artium degree in Theater and Performance Studies and American Studies from Johannes Gutenberg-University Mainz, Germany. He is currently a dual degree… more »
As an outcome of the NEH Next Generation PhD planning grant, the departments of English and History committed to integrating career diversity training into departmental… more »
The final white paper about Georgia State’s experience with the NEH Next Generation PhD Planning Grant was authored by Thomas Breideband, Brennan Collins, Denise Davidson,… more »
From the Resources page, you can access progress reports, event archives, and information about similar initiatives at other institutions. On our blog, you can find more information about upcoming and previous events, and reflections from graduate students and faculty involved in the process.