A discussion with UGA alumni who have achieved happiness and success in careers spanning a diverse variety of fields, who will reflect on how their scholarship in the humanities prepared them for life after graduation.

Panelists: Jianna Justice, A24 (Film Studies and English); Christopher Jones, Secure Record Solutions (Comparative Literature); Jack May, Rio Carrabelle (Philosophy); Jenn Lee-Luccin, Sony Sucker Punch Productions (Women’s Studies and Social Work); and Conrhonda Baker, Howard Gilman Foundation (African American Studies and Sociology).

This event is presented by the Willson Center for Humanities and Arts, the UGA Mentor Program, the Career Center, the Center for Undergraduate Research Opportunities (CURO), the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, and the UGA Humanities Council as part of the UGA Humanities Festival.