Stefano Carattini's new research, published in Science, suggests that experience with a policy can lead people to change their beliefs about the policy and increase public support for it.
Kat Albrecht and Adam Pah have helped develop SCALES, the nation’s first AI-powered open data network providing free access to federal court records.
Toni Odejimi has landed internships with The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, CNN and Politico. Her latest internship is the perfect fit for her political passions.
This fall, students at Georgia State University College of Law will have the unique opportunity to delve into the legal aspects of Issa Rae’s career under the guidance of Professor Mo Ivory.
Georgia Policy Labs is a research-practice partnership among Georgia State University and a coalition of school district, state agency and nonprofit partners.
As interim chair, Sevigny will collaborate closely with the department and dean’s leadership team to advance the school’s planning and execution of future goals.
Adam Pah has led digital innovation in the college since he joined it as the policy analytics lead faculty and clinical associate professor in the Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology in August 2023
Its service-learning focus and syllabus developed by students helps humanize unhoused individuals and break the stigma surrounding them.
Six undergraduates in Georgia State University’s criminal justice program interned with the MARTA Police Department in spring 2024, and all six received job offers from the organization.
Cheick Kouyate, an undergraduate political science major, is among 15 applicants selected for a spot in this year’s Charles B. Rangel International Affairs Summer Enrichment Program in Washington, D.C.
