Sivgech Heang is set on a path to reshape global health by using data to empower communities to combat future health threats.
The appeal of practicing health law came into focus at the intersection of healthcare policy and Scott Fineberg’s (J.D. ‘26) everyday life. A simple diagnosis that turned into a prolonged negotiation with an insurance company revealed to him how the law shapes access to patient care, and how difficult those systems can be to navigate without support.
Some people know early on that they want to follow a career path focused on helping people through difficult times. For Elliot Lepe (J.D. ’26), he first believed that path would lead to medical school, but an unexpected brush with the legal system prompted him to study the law.
Georgia State’s in-house production team, GSPN, serves as a training ground for the next generation of TV professionals while producing coverage of dozens of university events and making nearly 100 athletic contests a year accessible to nationwide audiences through ESPN.
Yolanda Maheia, TaCara Rule-Ramsey and Zequoia Westmoreland took different paths into early childhood education. But this spring, these Child Development Center teachers are reaching the same milestone.
Georgia State junior Emmanuel Koveos, an international student from Greece and 6-foot guard for the Panthers basketball team, is balancing his love of the game with his goal of becoming a dentist.
From careers to graduate school, Honors College graduates are leaving Georgia State with real-world experience, clear direction and the confidence to move forward with intention.
As of this semester, Karla Bradford Humphrey (A.S. ’12, B.A. ’14, M.A.T. ’21, Ed.S. ’25, Ed.D. ’26) is officially a five-time Panther, having earned all five of her degrees from Georgia State University.
Alexis Alvarez (B.S.Ed. '26) was drawn to Georgia State University for the field experiences offered in the elementary education bachelor's program.
Thanks to the State Farm Scholars program and the State Farm Transition Scholarship, Natalia Donahue (B.S.Ed. '26) is prepared to become an elementary school teacher.
