Two alumni of Perimeter College at Georgia State University have been awarded one of the nation’s largest private scholarships, the Jack Kent Cooke Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship.
He will bring the Civic Leadership Education and Research (CLEAR) Initiative, integrating experiential learning, student research and community-engaged research, with him to Georgia State.
Starting Aug. 1, Margaret Ferguson will oversee Georgia State University's academic program development and review processes, curricular policy, faculty advancement and accreditation, supporting innovation in teaching and learning, and the quality and integrity of academic programs.
Georgia State University Clinical Instructor Ellen Ballard has been selected as a Governor’s Teaching Fellow for the symposium “Artificial Intelligence in the Holistic Classroom,” hosted by the University of Georgia in May.
The 2025 VETS Indexes Employer Awards were announced April 10, with Georgia State earning one of the organization’s highest distinctions.
The Graduate School at Georgia State University earned recognition for several of its programs in the latest U.S. News & World Report survey of "Best Graduate Schools."
As the head of CURCI, Kyle Frantz will oversee efforts to blend research and creative inquiry into the undergraduate experience, ensuring that all students have access to opportunities in research, scholarship and creativity.
Professor Douglas Harris will present on the future of American education during the Dan E. Sweat Distinguished Lecture April 16 at the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies.
Graduate students across disciplines were challenged to explain their scholarship in language appropriate for a non-specialist audience in three minutes or less.
Six students from Georgia State University’s Perimeter College are the only students in the state selected as semifinalists for this year’s prestigious Jack Kent Cooke Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship.
