Each year, Georgia State University College of Law sends a team of students to compete at the Jeffrey G. Miller National Environmental Law Moot Court Competition (NELMCC), one of the country’s largest interschool competitions for moot court.
GSU Foundation Board trustee Mark Adams (MBA ’97) has generously established an endowed scholarship in the J. Mack Robinson College of Business for students with demonstrated financial need.
As a middle schooler in southern Turkey, Husrev Ayten (LL.M. ’23) wanted to grow up to be the most influential person he knew: the governor of his home province.
When Atlanta wants something done, it asks Doug Hooker, former head of the Atlanta Regional Commission. Now a Senior Fellow and professor of practice at Georgia State, he teaches the course URB 8097: Practices in Urban and Regional Governance.
Jadyn Green, an undergraduate music education major, has been chosen to attend the highly esteemed 2023 Collegiate Leadership Advocacy Summit. This prestigious event will provide Jadyn with invaluable leadership and advocacy training, as well as the opportunity to meet with legislators on Capitol Hill.
Khayla McClinton (M.I.S. ’21) has a thriving research career as a clinical trials associate at Seattle-based Sana Biotechnology and gives back to Georgia State students through her mentoring program.
The Georgia State University School of Music is pleased to announce the appointment of Benjamin DuPriest as Assistant Professor in Music History with a specialization in Popular and World Music.
Her mentors taught her to “refuse to be denied,” a quote that resonated when she received a rejection letter from Georgia State Law but eventually appealed the decision – an action that was foreign to her.
This spring semester, students from music, visual arts and film converged into an interdisciplinary course by the name of “Integrated Studies Lab,” that focused on creating performance-based work and culminated with performances at Pasaquan, the visionary art environment in Buena Vista, GA.
Alumni, students, faculty, and administrators of the Executive MBA program (EMBA) of Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business celebrated its 40th anniversary at a gala dinner held February 25.
