Liliana Ramos
Liliana Ramos
After surviving cancer as an infant, Liliana Ramos is earning a degree on a pre-med track as she works toward becoming a pediatric surgeon in hopes of helping children like herself.
Merriam Khan
Merriam Khan
Through a recent research assistantship, Merriam Khan has gained practical experience in artificial intelligence, machine learning and robotics that will help her launch a career in computer science.
Shreya Pendyala (B.S. '24)
Shreya Pendyala (B.S. '24)
As a student in Georgia State’s psychology program, Shreya Pendyala (B.S. ’24) discovered a pathway to her goal of helping others as a therapist.
Max Graves
Max Graves
By taking advantage of all the campus resources and programs he could — including an opportunity to learn from Wall Street experts — soon-to-be senior Max Graves is ready to finish strong and put his connections to work launching his career.
Supriya Marwaha
Supriya Marwaha
Rising junior Supriya Marwaha, a finance major in the J. Mack Robinson College of Business, shares her deep affection for Georgia State and the Honors College.
Najja 'Naj' Hughey
Najja 'Naj' Hughey
One of four drum majors to lead Georgia State’s Panther Band, Najja “Naj” Hughey is preparing for the gig of a lifetime as a music educator.
Mickeal Cadore (A.S. '19)
Mickeal Cadore (A.S. '19)
A health and physical education major, Mickeal Cadore (A.S. ’19) hopes to teach where he grew up and help students learn the benefits of an active lifestyle.
Grace Davenport
Grace Davenport
After joining the Georgia State staff as the university’s social media maven, Grace Davenport (B.A. ’21, B.I.S. ’24) recently went back to school to earn a second degree, making her a Double Panther.
Muhammad Humayon (MBA ’23)
Muhammad Humayon (MBA ’23)
After completing a master’s degree, highway engineer and project manager Muhammad Humayon (MBA 2023) is working toward a Doctor of Business Administration to help him better navigate the complexities of modern business environments.
Marlon Moore
Marlon Moore
During his time on campus, Marlon Moore (B.A. ’24) led an organization that champions rights and inclusion for students with disabilities. He won Georgia State’s George M. Sparks Award for his advocacy.