The artwork of Atlanta artist and muralist Joe Dreher, aka Joe King, is on display in the Fine Arts Gallery at Perimeter College in Clarkston until December 11.
Jennifer Jenkins was an alumna of DeKalb College (now Perimeter College)and served as Fine Arts Department production manager. She worked "backstage" at college 38 years, shepherding dozens of theatre, music and commencement productions. Jenkins' legacy will be remembered during a special naming ceremony of the stage she supervised at the Cole Auditorium Saturday, Oct. 21.
“Innovative Mentoring Plus Academic Success Coaching Transforms to Success,” is part of a $3 million U.S. Department of Education grant that connects Black male faculty as mentors to African American male students enrolled in introductory mathematics courses at the college. The program also supports students with study and life skills.
Perimeter College engineering students gathered recently to gain career and industry insight from a group of Chevron engineers. Chevron has funded 19 scholarships for Perimeter STEM students.
Robinson College graduates David Deeter, Beth Johnston and T. Dallas Smith are among five honorees who will receive Georgia State University Distinguished Alumni Awards at a celebration on Friday, Oct. 13.
Sarah Allen Gershon has been selected for the 2023-2024 Leadership Fellow of the International Women’s Forum (IWF), comprising of 40 participants who represent the highest caliber of next-generation women leaders. IWF invests in making women stronger, smarter, and more influential through its Leadership Fellows Program, a year-long, intensive leadership development experience.
Souvann St. John-Brown, Accountant II in the SPH’s finance team, says that working with talented and supportive colleagues not only boosts productivity but also makes each day enjoyable.
Deming will speak on a National Bureau of Economic Research working paper he recently co-authored with Harvard economists Raj Chetty and John N. Friedman.
Chelsey Snell chose to major in public health because she wants to part of the solution, someone who actively works to close the gaps and health disparities that minority communities have faced long before the pandemic.
The Executive MBA (EMBA) offered by Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business is No. 30 among U.S.-based programs and No. 15 among public institutions, according to 2023 rankings from “Poets & Quants”.
