The inaugural Gilman Pioneering Institution Grant will link study abroad experiences with career readiness and global workforce skills.
Haitian native Christian Ronald Guiteau (B.S. ’26) has a passion for helping animals, people and the environment. As the Georgia State senior gets set to graduate this spring, he hopes to inspire students with similar interests to work hard to reach their goals and make a difference.
“Chadwick,” released on April 24, is a music video produced and directed by Heath Franklin, Professor of Practice in the School of Film, Media & Theatre.
Originally from Colombia, Camilo Ayala (M.Mu. '26) came to Georgia State to pursue a master’s degree in euphonium performance. Through solo performances, original compositions and collaborative experiences, he has built a foundation for a career in performance, teaching and artistic leadership.
Georgia State senior Tyler Lewchuck (B.A. '26) is turning what started as an elective in Japanese into a career. After graduation, he'll join the Japan Exchange and Teaching Program and serve as an assistant language teacher.
Alexis Hart (B.I.S. ’24) used the time she spent at Georgia State University to discover new career opportunities and prepare herself for a variety of options after graduation. Now working for a local court, she’s making a difference in people’s lives while considering next steps in her professional journey.
Following a 20-year career in the U.S. Army, Brenda Washington (B.A. '26) enrolled at Georgia State with a vision for her next chapter.
Ben Longo (M.Mu. '26), a Georgia State voice performance graduate student, has built a strong foundation at the School of Music and is now taking the next step in his career. This summer he'll join Seagle Music Colony as an emerging artist, continuing his path into the professional opera world.
Since graduating from Georgia State, Shar Siri (M.I.S. ’22) has enjoyed a thriving career as a research scientist and discovered her passion for fighting cancer. Now, she’s stepping into a new role in cell therapy manufacturing focused on treating cancer patients.
Master’s student Carter Tierney (B.A. ’25) hopes to translate his passion for computer science into an impactful role in big tech.
