They include a free, massive open online course (MOOC) on data visualization and $50 microcredential workshops on leadership and data visualization.
Fifteen Georgia State students traveled to Washington, D.C., in late September to participate in the three-day Panthers in the District immersion experience.
Georgia State’s Free Passport Program began in February 2021 to increase the number and diversity of GSU students with valid U.S. passports.
Reeves (M.P.A. ’14), senior director of Georgia State University’s Georgia Policy Labs, will join the Urban Institute’s Center on Education Data and Policy as director of program development.
Spurring advancements in education technology, Georgia State partnership benefits students and educators around the world.
Record levels of total engagement with students, alumni and supporters helped Georgia State University raise more than $766,000 on Georgia State Day 2023 for programs that create student opportunity inside and outside the classroom.
Five Georgia State students were selected to be the first class of Stamps Scholars.
The inaugural Ignite awards honor contributions to research, scholarship and creative activity.
Manning was appointed to the role in an interim capacity last March and has provided strong, continued leadership of the university’s Office of International Initiatives.
After working 23 years as a school custodian, Tylan Bailey (B.S.E. ’21) has the degree and the job he’s always wanted — as a classroom teacher.
