George T. Scanlon Award Ceremony

The George T. Scanlon Graduate Student Award in Arab and Islamic Civilizations is given to the most distinguished graduate thesis produced by an ARIC student each year. The prize recognizes Scanlon’s 50-year teaching career at the university, which made an immense impact on all his students, scholars, fellow colleagues, and researchers, and even many of those who encountered him only briefly.

This year’s keynote lecture will be delivered by May al-Ibrashy, Chair, The Built Environment Collective Principal, Megawra and Coordinator, Athar Lina Initiative, under the title  “From Art History to Conservation to Community Development: Athar Lina Initiative in Historic Cairo.”

You can attend either in person or online. 
For Online, Zoom Registration Link: https://aucegypt.zoom.us/meeting/register/IR0ylTSzREqhQ3ZN-DtFOQ?_x_zm_rtaid=JKMr8AAsTKizRvaHLV4eow.1745320411744.981bfc2ef52b937a5536bb4dbfe58aec&_x_zm_rhtaid=295#/registration

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Organized by: Department of Arab and Islamic Civilizations, School of Humanities and Social Sciences

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