Graduate Art History Association
The Graduate Art History Association (GAHA) supports the academic, professional, and community development of MA and PhD students in the School of Art + Art History (SA+AH) at the University of Florida. Our mission is to foster a strong cross-cohort network, encourage intellectual dialogue, and promote skill-sharing and career preparation. GAHA provides a collaborative space for workshops, peer mentorship, and community support, while amplifying the achievements and contributions of graduate students within and beyond the university. The organization is grounded in values of inclusivity, collaboration, and scholarly engagement.
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The Graduate Art History Association (GAHA) supports the academic, professional, and community development of MA and PhD students in the School of Art + Art History (SA+AH) at the University of Florida. Our mission is to foster a strong cross-cohort network, encourage intellectual dialogue, and promote skill-sharing and career preparation. GAHA provides a collaborative space for workshops, peer mentorship, and community support, while amplifying the achievements and contributions of graduate students within and beyond the university. The organization is grounded in values of inclusivity, collaboration, and scholarly engagement.
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Graduate Art History Association
The Graduate Art History Association (GAHA) supports the academic, professional, and community development of MA and PhD students in the School of Art + Art History (SA+AH) at the University of Florida. Our mission is to foster a strong cross-cohort network, encourage intellectual dialogue, and promote skill-sharing and career preparation. GAHA provides a collaborative space for workshops, peer mentorship, and community support, while amplifying the achievements and contributions of graduate students within and beyond the university. The organization is grounded in values of inclusivity, collaboration, and scholarly engagement.