Benson (M.S. ’01, M.P.A. ’07) brings nearly 30 years of experience in the development and management of sponsored research, executive training and technical assistance for domestic and international partners related to public finance.
Andrew Young School of Policy Studies economist Jonathan Oxley has won Georgia Policy Labs' third competition.
An applied microeconomist and interdisciplinary scholar, Ribar served as interim associate dean for faculty affairs and research since January 2023. He joined the university as the faculty director of the Child & Family Policy Lab of the Georgia Policy Labs in 2020.
Rising one spot to No. 14, the program placed among the country’s top 10 percent of such programs, coinciding with the launch of its new online degree in spring 2024.
Simone Marletta and Eloho Edward recently completed a mentoring program with two of the nation’s leading economists as part of the DEEP Initiative, a program developed in partnership with the National Association for Business Economics, the Federal Reserve System and Georgia State.
Honored recently as one of the Georgia State Alumni Association's 40 Under 40, economist and entrepreneur Fatoumata Diarrassouba Amoussou (B.B.A. ’13, M.A. ’16) is working to bring affordable electricity to rural Africa.
Tatyana Langford and her teammate Claude David Mbemba were among the 25 finalist teams selected from across the country to compete in the e-Fest Undergraduate Entrepreneurship Competition.
Perimeter College graduate Isabel Mejia looks forward to a busy summer as an intern at a New York private equity firm. She's been accepted to the Robinson College of Business where she'll continue her undergraduate degree in the fall.
Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business will introduce its redesigned MBA this fall.
Hospitality industry leader and philanthropist Regynald Washington will be awarded an Honorary Doctorate in Business Administration degree by Georgia State University at the J. Mack Robinson College of Business commencement May 2.
