Knapp, McCarthy to Lead Professional Development Team
Knapp, McCarthy to Lead Professional Development Team
Lyn Rogers Knapp has been named senior director for Georgia State Law’s new Center for Professional Development & Career Strategies, […]
College No. 6 on 'Top 10 Law Schools for Health Law'
College No. 6 on 'Top 10 Law Schools for Health Law'
Georgia State Law is ranked No. 6 on Law Street Media’s “Top 10 Law Schools for Health Law” list. The […]
In Their Words | Dawn Smith (J.D. ’89)
In Their Words | Dawn Smith (J.D. ’89)
Dawn Smith (J.D. ’89) is a partner at Smith & Lake, where she practices family and education law. She has […]
In Their Words | Christopher J. Chan (J.D. ’98)
In Their Words | Christopher J. Chan (J.D. ’98)
Christopher J. Chan (J.D. ’98) is a member of the Intellectual Property Practice Group of Eversheds Sutherland. He serves on his firm’s […]
Two Views | Choosing Our New Dean
Two Views | Choosing Our New Dean
[row][column] Robert Watts (J.D. ’14) Georgia State Law is driven by a commitment to students and the community. The college offers […]
Darlene Childers (J.D. ’17): Initiative & Openness
Darlene Childers (J.D. ’17): Initiative & Openness
As associate dean for student affairs, Kelly Cahill Timmons interacts with many students. She’s watched one in particular — Darlene Childers […]
Georgia State University Student Organization Receives $10,000 Gift From State Farm
Georgia State University Student Organization Receives $10,000 Gift From State Farm
ATLANTA—Georgia State University’s Nonprofit Leadership Alliance (NLA), housed in the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies, has received a $10,000 gift from State Farm® to expand the organization’s marketing, recruitment and program efforts in the south DeKalb area of metro Atlanta.
Georgia State University Receives Nearly $4 Million To Fund New Education Policy Research Center
Georgia State University Receives Nearly $4 Million To Fund New Education Policy Research Center
ATLANTA—Georgia State University has received $3.9 million to create the Georgia Center for Education Policy, a collaboration between the university’s Andrew Young School of Policy Studies and government leaders that aims to improve academic, career and life outcomes for students across the state.
Infrastructure Maintenance Spending Can Reduce Inequality, Georgia State Economists Find
Infrastructure Maintenance Spending Can Reduce Inequality, Georgia State Economists Find
ATLANTA—Public infrastructure spending on maintenance projects has a greater impact on economic growth and equitable wealth distribution than spending on new investments, according to Georgia State University research.
Georgia State University Hosts Mandela Washington Fellows Through Young African Leaders Initiative
Georgia State University Hosts Mandela Washington Fellows Through Young African Leaders Initiative
ATLANTA—Twenty-five promising young professionals from 17 sub-Saharan African countries have arrived in Atlanta to attend Georgia State University’s Public Management Institute, part of a partnership in the Mandela Washington Fellowship, flagship program of the Young African Leaders Initiative.