The School of Film, Media & Theatre in Georgia State’s College of the Arts will offer its first Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.) degree in Digital Filmmaking with a Filmmaking concentration beginning next fall.
Her studies are focused on environmental science, but she’s leaving open a pathway to environmental law. She can envision herself working on national policy to exert a greater influence.
The CDC Foundation and Georgia State University are creating a Postdoctoral Fellowship in Global Tobacco Research.
Trenton Buckner credits the incredible research opportunities available at Georgia State with inspiring him to enroll in the Honors College.
The grant funds the project "Innovative Mentoring Plus Academic Success Coaching Transforms Success" (IMPACTS), which targets African American males enrolled in introductory mathematics courses.
Khadijah Ameen, Tyler McCoy Gay and Keiwana Glover were recently named participants in the prestigious Health Policy Research Scholars program, which equips doctoral students with the skills to influence public policy and create a culture of health.
By the time she graduated as valedictorian of her high school, Presidential Scholar Emily Johnson had already earned an associate's degree.
Georgia State University Professor Cynthia Puranik and Distinguished University Professor Daphne Greenberg have received a five-year, $3.5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education’s Institute of Education Sciences to support teachers and students in adult secondary education.
Several Georgia State graduate students were selected to participate in mentorship and internship programs through the university's partnership with the American Institutes for Research.
The grant will help other colleges and universities implement the types of innovative, evidence-based strategies that have made Georgia State a national model for student success.
