As technology and artificial intelligence (AI) continue to advance and transform occupations and industries, many attorneys and law students fear the risk of AI taking over legal work and threatening jobs in the profession. However, veteran technology law expert Janine Anthony Bowen (J.D. ’98) takes a different approach.
Nadja McQueen's responsibilities pulled her time and attention away from school. But she forged ahead and finished--to achieve personal fulfillment and to set an example for her children.
Joshua Laurent chose to major in public health because he wants to find solutions to health problems that affect people of different backgrounds. After graduation, he plans to pursue a career in global health.
The CAC played a substantial role in Matson Anderson's career preparation. He started as a financial services representative at E*TRADE a month before graduating.
Communication sciences and disorders master’s student Calia Howse was selected for the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association's Minority Student Leadership Program.
Rafaela Feresin, Ph.D., associate professor of nutrition, was awarded a grant to study the effects of wild blueberry consumption in Black and white adults with high blood pressure.
“You have more power today than you did yesterday,” Attorney Joshua Schiffer (J.D. ’02) told graduates of the Georgia State University College of Law December Class of 2023. “I urge you to share your power with your community. Wield it with love.”
At the heart of DeChino Duke’s (J.D. ’23) law school journey lies a remarkable initiative—the inception of the Transactional Law Society at Georgia State University College of Law. For him, the seeds of this organization sprouted from an altruistic place.
Cecilia Butler (M.A.T. ’23) was one of nine paraprofessionals who earned her Master of Arts in Teaching in Special Education this year through Project GREAT.
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