Four Georgia State University faculty established an initiative to increase the number of elementary mathematics specialists in high-need urban schools.
The student support systems in place at Georgia State before the pandemic have proven invaluable during it, says Timothy Renick, who leads the university’s student success initiatives.
As provost and senior vice president for academic affairs, Wendy Hensel guided Georgia State’s rapid transition this spring to an entirely online teaching and learning format as the coronavirus pandemic unfolded. Now she’s turning her attention to how Georgia State will deliver high quality instruction this fall.
The Latino Leadership Pipeline program aims to increase the number of students of Hispanic or Latinx heritage graduating from Georgia State University.
More students will be able to participate in the Georgia State University Prison Education Project, thanks to the federal Second-Chance Pell grant program.
The Georgia Board of Regents approved the reclassification of GSU's M.A. and Ph.D. in economics as Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) programs.
College of Education & Human Development faculty members Brian Williams, Nancy Schafer and Diane Truscott established a new project to provide access to quality science instruction at Title I elementary schools in Atlanta.
Georgia State experts offer strategies to help families stay healthy and connected through the summer months.
New research finds that a student’s access to Georgia’s public four-year universities leads to substantial economic benefits later in life.
Georgia State University has joined a national partnership with the American Institutes for Research (AIR) and two other universities aimed at building a pipeline of diverse candidates who can contribute to behavioral and social science research and application.
