Graduate Assistantships

Departmental Assistantships

Applicants to all Dodd Graduate programs will be automatically considered for departmental assistantships, which typically involve grading, teaching, working in the Art library, or assisting with the operations of the Dodd galleries. No separate application is required.

UGA Arts Collaborative

Organized by the Association of Graduate Art Students in conjunction with the Georgia Museum of Art, the biennial Emerging Scholars Symposium invites art historians who are engaged in, or have recently concluded, graduate studies to share their research with their peers  and the UGA community.

a2ru/Willson Center Faculty Research Cluster

mfa_catalog_2015.pdf

mfa_cat_2016.pdf

Recent MAEd topics in Art Education

MAEd Applied Projects are found through the UGA Libraries repository ScholarWorksUGA. 

Support for graduate student research comes from the following organizations and institutes: Willson Center for Arts and Humanities, ICE, and the Art History support fund, which is made possible by the generosity of private donations. To support graduate student research in the visual arts, please contact the School of Art Development Officer.

Faculty and grads interested in presenting their research to the community in the spring semester should contact Dr. Isabelle Wallace.

Research Days for Fall 2025

Thursday, September 11
Friday, September 12
Monday, October 20

Research Days for Spring 2026

Thursday, February 19
Friday, February 20
Monday, March 30

Scholarly output such as theses and dissertations, conference proceedings, and faculty publications at the University of Georgia is archived at AthenaeumUGA, the archive of UGA faculty and students. See the Lamar Dodd School of Art's recent submissions here.