President Mark Becker has led Georgia State during the most transformative time in its history. He will step down after the academic year, in June 2021, after 12 years at the helm. Here are some of the highlights from his distinguished tenure at Georgia State.
Georgia State University is ranked the third most innovative university in the nation and third for its commitment to undergraduate teaching in the 2021 Best Colleges edition of U.S. News & World Report magazine.
Working with a $1.4 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education’s Institute of Education Sciences, professor Cynthia Puranik and colleagues are developing a writing-focused intervention program for students who have language-based learning disabilities.
A new study finds that eliminating disparities in SAT retakes could close up to 10 percent of income-based gaps and up to 7 percent of race-based gaps in college enrollment.
The collaborative partnership seeks to raise the profile of Atlanta region as a hub for global education and research.
Clinical professor Brian Williams, also known as “Dr. Science,” on his work to ensure all students can see themselves in science.
Georgia State University’s Doctor of Physical Therapy 41-person Class of 2020 has earned a rare 100 percent first-time pass rate on the National Physical Therapy Exam (NPTE), an unusual feat for a class this size, particularly during a pandemic.
Students in the African-American Studies (AAS) pathway will take core curriculum and African American-focused courses to earn an associate of arts degree in a new degree pathway program this fall.
Georgia State University is among the first three schools chosen to begin planning to become a Next Generation Public Service Academy.
Associate professor Tomeka Davis discusses how COVID-19 is compounding disparities in education.
