Georgia State Law students will have the opportunity this fall to take a course on the career of entertainer and entrepreneur Kandi Burruss. The course will be taught by professor Mo Ivory as a part of the Entertainment, Sports and Media Law Initiative, which began in 2018 to prepare students for practice in Georgia’s growing entertainment industry.
How rural health organizations are adapting their program strategies.
Evan Malbrough, a spring 2020 graduate of Georgia State University’s Honors College, has received national recognition for his volunteer work in youth voter registration and engagement.
The Evidence-Based Cybersecurity Research Group (EBCS) received nearly $300,000 for a mentorship program teaching students advanced research skills.
Anna Foote (B.I.S. ’83) helps clients learn financial survival skills and get access to financial resources that are often lacking in communities of color.
While the COVID-19 pandemic required many aspects of life to be shut down or put on hold, the Health Law Partnership (HeLP) Legal Services Clinic has learned how to transform to continue representing its clients.
A year-long study funded will allow researchers to examine threats related to the sale of critical COVID-19 supplies via darknet markets.
Ackeem Evans (B.A. ’15) is the Georgia team leader for World Central Kitchen, which has been helping feed thousands in Atlanta, Athens and Augusta during the pandemic.
The center’s activities will include supporting innovative scholarship, fellowships and visiting scholars, as well as convening academic gatherings and community conversations.
Assistant professor K. Jurée Capers discusses how policy has built — and can dismantle — systemic racism and inequality.
