Candice Alger, a professor of practice at the Creative Media Industries Institute, has been honored as the Woman of the Year in Arts by the organization Women in Technology.
From working in coffee shops to becoming self employed, Ashley Wheeler found a way to mix her passion and talent to fund her dream.
Georgia State’s Rialto Center for the Arts, GSUTV, the Creative Media Industries Institute (CMII) and the Narrating Justice Project have introduced “Crucial Conversations,” a statewide TV series of civil, nonpartisan discussions addressing racial equity and reconciliation.
“Our Plastic World,” written and produced by Film & Media major Riũki Gakio in collaboration with Georgia State TV and Georgia Public Broadcasting, took first place in the category of Best Documentary — Health/Science — Program Feature/Segment.
Varun Joshi often looks to the past for the inspiration that will shape his future.
To Nyah Carlson, a good story means everything. Carlson, one of Georgia State’s new Presidential Scholars, has been developing her sense of storytelling for years.
GSUTV, which provides students with training for creating broadcast programming, also recently received 14 International Telly Awards.
Jamaal Barber (M.F.A. ’21) creates art to showcase the Black experience. His work has been shown in galleries and featured in the New York Times. Now, the printmaker, podcast host and father of two is preparing for his biggest show yet.
Can in-home piano therapy help homebound stroke survivors achieve better motor skills outcomes? Georgia State University researchers, Yi-An Chen of occupational therapy in the Byrdine F. Lewis College of Nursing and Health Professions and Martin Norgaard of the School of Music, found in preliminary results that piano therapy was enjoyable and effective.
In her latest book, “Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents,” Pulitzer Prize-winning author Isabel Wilkerson acknowledges students and the dean in the Honors College at Georgia State University.
