The American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education named CEHD alumnus Sarah Mia Obiwo as the recipient of the 2021 AACTE Outstanding Dissertation Award.
The program’s goal was to prepare attendees, which included undergraduate, graduate and law students, how best to seek roles and be on the frontlines in tackling the current housing crisis.
Tyrik Wynn balances school work and being a CEO of his own video production company.
With vaccine rollout underway and picking up steam concurrent to emerging virus variants, Rajeev Dhawan of the Economic Forecasting Center at Georgia State University’s Robinson College of Business said recovery remains “an economic tango led by the virus. Reaching a sustained recovery by early 2022 is contingent on the speed and efficacy of vaccinations by mid-2021.”
The Georgia State University College of Law Immigration Clinic was awarded a grant from the American Bar Endowment to train attorneys on how to advocate for noncitizens who have been unlawfully denied work permits.
Dean Phillips discusses the biggest challenges Robinson faced while pivoting to the delivery of remote learning, how technology has permanently changed business education, and more.
Georgia State Law allowed Johnson-Long to continue her work in Atlanta while getting the opportunity to learn from several faculty members who are also doing important abolitionist legal work.
Georgia State Law professor Neil Kinkopf’s scholarship on presidential power has led him from the Justice Department and testifying before Congress.
Georgia State Law honored attorneys Robert B. Remar and Bernard Taylor Sr. with the Ben F. Johnson Jr. Public Service Award for their work with the ACLU, Anti-Defamation League and UNICEF.
Alumna Jannine Miller, director of planning at the Georgia Department of Transportation, has advice for students pursuing careers in public service.
