Armenda Bialas (MPH '24) transformed her uncertainty into impact in public health, turning challenges into opportunities for change.
While interning at a news station as a student at Georgia State, Leah Williams (B.A. ’24) learned being around sports made work enjoyable. Since joining the Atlanta Falcons organization, she’s been leveraging her skills, growing her network and having fun building a career.
After deciding to major in economics and minor in computer information systems, Eriore Adeoluwa used Georgia State as a springboard — through campus involvement, classroom and internship experiences, and even study abroad — to develop the skills he’ll use to make a difference in developing economies.
Georgia State University College of Law student Lauren Waits (J.D. ‘29) builds on decades of public service to pursue immigration law and support families impacted by detention in Georgia.
Sarah Darabadey, a double major in business management and hospitality administration in Georgia State’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business, will be spending the summer in Ireland after winning the prestigious Frederick Douglass-Daniel O’Connell Global Internship.
With a long-held passion for storytelling and amplifying minority voices, Jacquelin Kent (B.A. ’23) has been building a career in journalism since graduating from Georgia State. As she contemplates graduate school, she’s further honing her skills by working on a certificate in Modern Journalism at New York University.
A new partnership between nursing students at Georgia State University’s Perimeter College and New Life Community Alliance creates opportunities for students to gain hands-on experience.
After growing up in a small town in Maryland, Kennedy Felton (B.A. ’20) went from working behind the scenes at major entertainment companies to reporting on lifestyle stories in the big city.
Georgia State’s Perimeter College has been recognized as a Gilman Program 25th Anniversary Top Producing Institution, placing it among the nation’s leading associate degree-granting colleges for global learning access.
From Georgia State’s Andrew Young School of Policy Studies to the state Capitol, Student Government Association President James Wilson (B.S. '25) is developing leadership skills and a future in policy.
