It’s a Wonderful Future
It’s a Wonderful Future
Nil Kalagoglu tried to achieve satisfaction with the MBA she earned two decades ago, but couldn't find her calling--until she heard about AI.


Nil Kalagoglu tried to achieve satisfaction with the MBA she earned two decades ago, but couldn't find her calling--until she heard about AI.

For Clay Nelson, sales isn't about forcing a product onto a team. He prefers to understand companies' goals before bringing up a product at all.

Each year at the Georgia State University College of Law’s Scholarship Donor and Recipient Recognition Luncheon, the college honors its generous donors and students who are scholarship recipients. The students are able to meet their donors in person and express their gratitude.

Hermela Shimendi says she’s always looking for ways to get involved, and she’s found plenty of opportunities at Georgia State, including the Undergraduate Public Health Club, Ethiopian-Eritrean Student Association and working with GSU’s TRIO Upward Bound program.

From the College of the Arts, the 40 Under 40 Class of 2024 honorees include School of Music tenor John Irvin (B.Mu. ’10) and associate attorney Brittanie Browning (B.A. ’10, J.D. ’14), who received her undergraduate degree in film and video followed by a Juris Doctorate from the College of Law.

In a remarkable showcase of artistic talent, Georgia State students and faculty took center stage in the recent production of Giacomo Puccini's La Bohème by the acclaimed Atlanta Opera. This involvement not only highlighted the depth of talent within the University but also solidified Atlanta's position as one of the top opera hubs in the United States.

Fourteen graduates of the J. Mack Robinson College of Business are among the honorees named by the Georgia State University Alumni Association to its 2024 class of distinguished alumni under the age of 40.


William Tate, an undergraduate music technology student at Georgia State University, has been named a finalist for the 10th Student Recognition Award by the Cinema Audio Society (CAS). The announcement was recently made as the CAS unveiled its finalists for the prestigious award.

Stacey Williams started as a customer service rep at a global pest control company but was always interested in DEI. She practically stalked the director of corporate HR until a position was created for her.
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