2025 is a big year for the institute and for everyone invested in O'Connor studies. We hope to see you during our centennial celebrations!

Full details are available on the attached announcement. All materials are due by February 1.

To join us for the online book club at 7:00 p.m. via Zoom, please register online.

Mark your calendar for the kickoff of our new lecture series featuring scholars of the Southern Gothic! These lectures will take place at the Georgia College Library's Pat Peterson Museum Education Room and be free and open to the public. Refreshments will be provided thanks to the Foundations of Excellence Award.

Check out our YouTube channel for recordings of our virtual events.

Check the Flannery at 100 website hub for up to date event information across the entire campus! Click the Flannery at 100 logo to see the year's events.

Tuesday, March 25: Birthday celebrations at Andalusia farm, including free tours, birthday cake, and special guests

Wednesday, March 26: Gallery exhibition of never-before-seen collection of artwork by Flannery O'Connor and guest speaker Bob Donahoo at 4:00 p.m. in Magnolia Ballroom

Thursday, March 27: Sean Mullins concert with special guest Sally Jaye at Andalusia Farm

Friday, March 28: Songwriters showcase at Blackbird Coffee and Wildcat screening featuring a panel discussion with two producers of the film at Russell Auditorium

Saturday, March 29: Birthday celebrations at Andalusia farm and a free music festival featuring Colin Cutler and the Hot Pepper Jam

Check the Flannery at 100 website for more information!

Copies can be purchased by mailing a check or money order for $15 made out to "Flannery O'Connor Review" to:

Bruce Gentry, Editor

Flannery O'Connor Review

English Dept., Campus Box 44

Georgia College

410 W. Greene St.

Milledgeville, GA 31061

To find the job posting directly through GCSU HR, go to gcsu.edu and click on "Jobs" at the top. Search job ID 279378 to find the job posting for the Open Rank Professor in American Literature with Specialization in Flannery O'Connor Studies role. Please submit applications by January 20.

The English Department at Georgia College and State University is hiring an open rank scholar specializing in American literature, particularly contemporary and Southern literature. The candidate must hold a doctorate in American literature, have teaching experience across various course levels, and a strong record of scholarly publication. Responsibilities include teaching courses like Introduction to American Literature and Flannery O'Connor, developing new courses, and editing the Flannery O'Connor Review. The role also involves administrative duties, such as managing the journal, overseeing graduate assistants, and handling financial matters. The successful candidate will collaborate with various campus entities related to O'Connor's legacy, including the Flannery O'Connor Institute and Andalusia Farm.