From her own roots as a First Gen students, to helping students success, Perimeter Dean Barbara Johnson reflects on some of the things that are important to her in a brief Q & A.
The College of Education & Human Development is pleased to announce the recipients of its 2024 Faculty and Staff Awards, which recognize and celebrate individuals who have helped the college move lives forward.
Polacek (M.P.A. '18) is the director of legislative affairs and constituent services for the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities.
Fourteen students and their teachers have been selected as Professional Association of Georgia Educators (PAGE) Student Teacher Achievement Recognition (STAR) Region 3A winners.
Sangeeta Persaud says she’s pursuing a bachelor’s degree in public health because she has a passion to make an impact on the lives of others and to promote health at a community level.
Samir Patel founded a $50 million private real estate fund that uniquely serves veterans in ways that traditional banks can’t: the risk of a loan defaulting or selling is minimal.
Resolution 672 honoring Georgia State's president Blake was introduced by Sen. Tonya Anderson (D-43).
Under Haytham Said's leadership, the Four Seasons' Fort Lauderdale, Florida, location earned the esteemed AAA Five Diamond rating within its first year of operation.
April is National Child Abuse Prevention (CAP) Month, a time when Prevent Child Abuse America and Prevent Child Abuse Georgia connect with families, communities, prevention advocates and supporters to focus on the creation of an ecosystem of primary prevention in the U.S. and emphasize the importance of building a narrative of hope for the future of children and families.
Each year, students throughout the School of Music audition and compete for a spot on the highly coveted Honors Recital which took place on March 9 at the Kopleff Recital Hall. The recital represents years of training, hours of preparation on literature being performed, and rounds of auditions.
