The Georgia State University School of Public Health will bring nationally recognized experts on human trafficking, public health law and health equity research to speak on critical issues in Spring 2024 as part of its Grand Rounds Lecture Series.
Juarndai Lei Gagnon, Director of Grants, Contracts and Finance in the Mark Chaffin Center for Healthy Development, collaborates with colleagues and manages budgets while ensuring workflow efficiency.
Bride helped lead a study that provides the first set of principles aimed at preventing or reducing secondary traumatic stress. He now works with others to have the principles adopted and incorporated into curriculums and professional training programs across the globe.
When he received his first job offer after college, Thomas Ryan-Lawrence was told he'd have to "butch it up" around conservative clients. Ironically, that discrimination steered him toward his calling.
Nearly 150 Georgia State University School of Public Health alumni, supporters, faculty, staff and doctoral students gathered at the 2023 APHA Annual Meeting for a homecoming reception that commemorated the school’s 10th anniversary.
College of Education & Human Development alum Wade Morris (Ph.D. ’22) teaches at United World College East Africa, an international boarding school at the foot of Mt. Kilimanjaro.
Assistant Professor Jennifer Darling-Aduana and instructional technology doctoral student Kristin Hemingway co-authored a study on using scripted curriculum in an online, asynchronous setting, where students complete a course at their own pace.
Investor and government attention to climate-related issues is rising. However, how to assess, mitigate, and hedge climate risk remain a major challenge to industry and researchers.
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