The Office of Research, Innovation, and Collaboration (ORIC) is designed to promote a robust research environment and ethical scholarly engagement with a focus on supporting the entire Spelman community and its scholars. The vision statement for ORIC is to "empower the Spelman Community to achieve and share scholarly excellence".
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Nydia Blas Awarded Creative Capital's State of the Art Prize
Spelman College is proud to announce that Nydia Blas, an assistant professor of photography, has been named a 2026 Creative Capital State of the Art Prize artist.
Spelman College Announces Alumna Christian Murphy as Acting Vice President for Institutional Advancement
Spelman College is pleased to announce that Christian Murphy, C’2007, has returned to serve as the Acting Vice President for Institutional Advancement, effective February 9.
Spelman College Professor Shola Lynch Nominated for Two NAACP Image Awards
Last month, Shola Lynch, award-winning filmmaker and Diana King Endowed Professor of the Art and Visual Culture Department at Spelman College, received two NAACP Image Award nominations for her documentary, “Number One on the Call Sheet.”
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Spelman College Endowed Professor Wins Two NAACP Image Awards
Spelman College Diana King Endowed Professor Shola Lynch has been awarded Outstanding Documentary (Television) and Outstanding Directing in a Documentary by the NAACP Image Awards for her film “Number One on the Call Sheet.
Spelman College Faculty Presents Exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Spelman College Assistant Professor of Art and Visual Culture Kelly Taylor Mitchell will present “Kelly Taylor Mitchell: mouth wide open,” an exhibition of deeply spiritual works inspired by her travels to Salvador, Brazil.
"Who's Actually Behind the Door?": Spelman's Social Justice Leader Teaches Students to Interrogate AI
Spence, C'78, associate professor of sociology, has a question that should make tech companies uncomfortable: "Who's actually behind the door?"