How can parents help transition their young children from spending all their time at home to spending part of the day at an early care center? Stacey French-Lee and Tonia Durden offer recommendations as the school year begins.
Job compression in sectors ranging from corporate to transportation resulting in fewer homeowners moving up to bigger and better jobs, combined with a reluctance to take on higher-rate mortgages, has put the nation in a white-collar, middle-class, middle-management “recession,” according to Rajeev Dhawan of the Economic Forecasting Center at Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business.
The Georgia State University School of Public Health is welcoming four new faculty members for the 2023 – 2024 academic year.
Frances Nzobiwu says that an MPH with a concentration in Health Promotion and Behavior perfectly aligns with her passion for empowering individuals to make positive lifestyle choices.
Associate Professor Monique Moultrie highlights the qualities that make these women role models for feminist leadership.
Georgia State University’s Andrew Young School of Policy Studies is welcoming five new faculty members to campus this fall.
Professor of law Cortney Lollar has joined Georgia State University College of Law as the new Faculty Director of the Center for Access to Justice (A2J).
As the new school year gets underway, CEHD Associate Professor Thomas Crisp recommends that parents and guardians consider reading books to their kids that address different emotions that come with the first day of school.
The College of the Arts at Georgia State University welcomes and congratulates our new cohort of outstanding faculty whose work identifies them as expert scholars and practitioners in their respective fields.
“At Perimeter, I found my passion and got advice to be involved," said Newton Campus student Isabel Prieto. "That’s when every door flew open. How much effort you’re putting in is what’s going to be coming back to you. That’s what’s going to be the biggest difference.”
