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.
For Anu Krishna (Ed.D. ’25), a former Teacher of the Year who has been an educator for more than two decades, the College of Education & Human Development's curriculum and instruction doctoral program reinvigorated her passion for mathematics education.
Georgia State's new master's-level specialization provides clinical social work education in response to growing demand for mental health professionals.
Since the 2010-11 year, Georgia State has increased the number of bachelor’s degrees conferred by more than 33 percent, reinforcing its position as a national leader in innovation and student success.
Two Honors College students have been selected as Goldwater Scholars, one of the highest honors an undergraduate majoring in the fields of natural sciences, engineering and mathematics can receive.
Georgia State University’s Graduate School witnessed a historic record all-time high enrollment, exceeding the University System of Georgia’s projected enrollment growth by approximately 4.5 percent.
The K.H. Lockett Truth and Justice Fellowship will provide a paid summer experience in law, public service or journalism.
Georgia State University has developed a new Sport Social Work graduate certificate program, which prepares students to address the mental health and well-being of athletes and other sports professionals at the individual and organizational levels.
GSU also ranked among the top 5 public universities for Innovation, Learning Communities and First-Year Experiences in U.S. News & World Report Survey.
The Andrew Young School is honoring Alumni Champions for their outstanding commitment to fostering the next generation of public policy and nonprofit leaders.
