After battling depression and taking time off from school, Peter Clements graduates from Georgia State with a bachelor’s in Neuroscience and plans to pursue a Ph.D.
Maïmouna Sacko, a first-generation college student and daughter of immigrants, said her African upbringing helped push her to finish school despite setbacks.
At Georgia State, Seth Kwarteng connected not only with fellow students who intend to pursue medicine, but with professors who’ve helped sharpen his focus and cultivate his passion for research.
The pandemic, plus a marriage break-up, posed challenges to nursing student Latrice Smith, but the challenges were faced with a certain resilience of spirit. Smith graduates this month with three job offers.
For Estell Halliburton, a 76-year-old grandmother and a newly published author, walking across the stage to get her diploma from Perimeter College will be an extra special moment in her incredible journey.
Grace Bendinger (B.S.N. ’11, M.I.S. ’21) was looking for a way to improve patient care on a broader scale. With the Master of Interdisciplinary Studies in Biomedical Enterprise she’ll receive this fall from the Institute for Biomedical Sciences at Georgia State, she’ll be doing just that.
A medicinal chemist, Wang is focused on tackling pressing health issues, including cancer, inflammation, antibiotic resistance and rare diseases.
Fall graduate Jessica Washington is bringing the experience she gained at Georgia State to her work at the Atlanta-based nonprofit Usher’s New Look, a youth leadership academy founded by singer, songwriter and actor Usher Raymond IV.
Georgia State's third straight bowl game is a matchup with Ball State in the TaxAct Camellia Bowl on Dec. 25 in Montgomery, Ala. The game will kick off at 2:30 p.m. ET and will be nationally televised on ESPN and heard locally on WRAS-FM (88.5).
Georgia State President M. Brian Blake today announced several changes to the university’s senior leadership team to further enhance the institution and lead key areas.
