Biomedical Science Graduate Begins New Chapter as Dental Student
Biomedical Science Graduate Begins New Chapter as Dental Student
Kripa Sharma (B.I.S. ’23) hopes to one day increase access to dental care and bridge healthcare disparities.
Biomedical Science Graduate Achieves Fulfilling Career as Physical Therapist
Biomedical Science Graduate Achieves Fulfilling Career as Physical Therapist
After earning both a bachelor’s and master’s degree at Georgia State, Dylan McCouch (B.S. ’16, M.I.S. ’18) reached higher to earn a doctor’s degree and now works as a physical therapist in the Atlanta area.
Georgia State Neuroscientist Honored with Lehrman Lifetime Achievement Award
Georgia State Neuroscientist Honored with Lehrman Lifetime Achievement Award
Geert de Vries earned the prestigious recognition for groundbreaking research and dedicated service to the field of neuroendocrinology.
Georgia State Students Make Food Options More Accessible for Classmates
Georgia State Students Make Food Options More Accessible for Classmates
Two Georgia State University students have created a culturally inclusive food-access map for all six campuses.
Georgia State Researcher Receives $6.9 Million in Grants to Develop and Test Tobacco Education Strategies
Georgia State Researcher Receives $6.9 Million in Grants to Develop and Test Tobacco Education Strategies
With the U.S. Food and Drug Administration considering landmark regulations that would significantly limit the amount of nicotine in cigarettes and ban menthol flavoring, a Georgia State University researcher is proactively developing and testing targeted messages to improve public health.
Georgia State Grad’s Medical Challenges Inspire Her to Become a Physician
Georgia State Grad’s Medical Challenges Inspire Her to Become a Physician
While suffering from medical challenges at age 13, Evelyn Farkas realized she wanted to make a difference by becoming a physician and giving children a voice in their medical care.
Struggles, Setbacks Make Graduation Sweeter for Perimeter Nursing Student
Struggles, Setbacks Make Graduation Sweeter for Perimeter Nursing Student
At age 46, Memunata Bah will be graduating from Perimeter College’s Associate of Nursing degree program, cheered on by three children and her husband, and receive her nursing pin Tuesday, April 30, during a special ceremony on the Clarkston Campus.
Aspiring Dentist Combines Love for Artistry, Community Into Dream Career
Aspiring Dentist Combines Love for Artistry, Community Into Dream Career
Sarah Santiago (B.I.S. ’24) has set her sights on becoming a dentist, with hopes of one day opening her own dental practice or leading the Division of Oral Health at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
GSU School of Public Health Alumni Selected for National Leadership Development Program
GSU School of Public Health Alumni Selected for National Leadership Development Program
Three Georgia State University School of Public Health alumni have been selected for the 2024 class of the Presidential Management Fellows program.
Research Finds College Students Should Get More Sleep
Research Finds College Students Should Get More Sleep
A new study shows college students aren’t getting nearly enough sleep, and it’s affecting their brains.