She helped guide the institution through an era of significant growth and transformation, and has been responsible for a broad portfolio of legal matters.
In its latest edition of Best Online Programs, U.S. News & World Report ranked several Georgia State online programs among the nation’s best.
The Andrew Young School of Policy Studies launches a new strategic plan to strengthen policy education, research and public impact in a digital era.
The grant supports a three-part strategy to assess online readiness, reduce transfer barriers through aligned curricula, and scale support, technology and faculty development, including 24/7 tutoring and personalized coaching for students statewide.
After starting and stopping his college education following his military service, Eugene Anderson (A.S. '25) was ready to finish his education and was happy to learn about Perimeter College’s offerings and multiple locations.
From work in health and education to public policy and art, Panther researchers are delivering progress.
In Georgia State's instructional technology doctoral program, Lia Haddadian (Ph.D. ’25) has further developed her research at the intersection of AI and learning technologies.
In Georgia State University's instructional technology program, Sierra Gilliam (Ph.D. ’25) has conducted research on teacher education, information visualization and maker-based learning.
Mailen Soto (M.A.T. ’25) turned to Georgia State University’s Master of Arts in Teaching in Special Education program to build on her teaching skills and learn how best to support students with special needs.
Jada Hopson (B.A. ’18, M.A.T. ’25) has learned foundational knowledge about classroom management through the College of Education & Human Development's Urban Accelerated Certification and Master’s Program.
