What is the History of Art Graduate Student Association?
The History of Art Graduate Student Association (HAGS) is a self-governed student organization comprised of current graduate students in the department. Our general goal is to continually provide lectures and events that are intellectually stimulating and professionally beneficial to students and members of the community. In addition, we hope to provide a place for our graduate students to build strong and lasting relationships with one another. We hold special lectures, workshops, and a bi-annual conference that focuses on our student’s needs and interests.
Events hosted by HAGS include lectures and our bi-annual symposium. The symposium is organized by HAGS members and consists of a keynote speaker and graduate students outside of the University. Recent speakers hosted by the association include T.J. Demos, Lily Woodruff, and Astria Suparak.
Members of the History of Art Graduate Student Association work to plan interdisciplinary events, secure funding, and enrich the environment of the Department.
Events hosted by HAGS include lectures and our bi-annual symposium. The symposium is organized by HAGS members and consists of a keynote speaker and graduate students outside of the University. Recent speakers hosted by the association include T.J. Demos, Lily Woodruff, and Astria Suparak.
Members of the History of Art Graduate Student Association work to plan interdisciplinary events, secure funding, and enrich the environment of the Department.
History of Art Graduate Student Association Representatives
Student representatives participate in the History of Art Graduate Association (HAGS), Diversity Equity and Inclusion (DEI) Committee and the Group for the Intellectual Life of the Department (GILD). In addition to these committees, students participate in activities related to the recruitment of future graduate students and new faculty. See more about the specific representative positions below.