College of Education & Human Development Associate Dean Kris Varjas has been named president-elect for the International School Psychology Association, effective July 1.
“To Save Heaven and Earth: Rescue in the Rwandan Genocide,” by Jennie E. Burnet, examines stories of those who risked their lives to save others.
Dr. Paulos Yohannes, a researcher, chemistry professor and associate dean at Perimeter College, is big on philanthropy.
The Georgia Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilities (GaLEND) Audiology program is working to increase the number of pediatric audiologists with expertise in delivering care to deaf or hard of hearing children and children with autism or other developmental disability.
Dental hygiene and nursing students will host clinics to serve residents in underserved communities as part of the Fulton-DeKalb County Hospital Authority grant.
This is the second year of the radon workshop at Perimeter College, which is designed to promote more hand-on science projects for middle and high school teachers to bring to their students, while also teaching about the effects of chemicals and radon in the environment through experiments and testing.
The School of Music at Georgia State University is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Jack Thorpe as the Artist Affiliate of saxophone. A distinguished alumnus, Thorpe brings a wealth of talent, experience, and passion to his new role.
Three College of Law students have received the new Urban Transformations Fellowship which engages students in transdisciplinary research and problem-solving, as well as real-world exposure to pressing concerns, such as climate change and gentrification.
Kiara Williams (B.I.S. ’21) is thriving as a founding program manager for a nonprofit organization in New York.
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