Biology Graduate Spreads Her Wings by Helping Atlanta’s Bird Population
Biology Graduate Spreads Her Wings by Helping Atlanta’s Bird Population
Alejandra Tapia Batres said she's proud to be the first in her family to graduate with a college degree.
Students Gain Practical Entertainment Law Experience from Mentors
Students Gain Practical Entertainment Law Experience from Mentors
When Professor of Practice Moraima “Mo” Ivory proposed the Entertainment, Sports and Media Law (ESML) Initiative to Georgia State University College of Law, she factored in three core components: curriculum, continuing legal education events and mentorship.
A Helping Hand: Outreach Program Serves Atlanta LGBTQIA+ Youth Experiencing Homelessness
A Helping Hand: Outreach Program Serves Atlanta LGBTQIA+ Youth Experiencing Homelessness
Thanks to an AmeriCorps VISTA grant, students and faculty in Georgia State University's College of Education & Human Development and Andrew Young School of Policy Studies are developing an outreach program for LGBTQIA+ youth in Atlanta experiencing homelessness.
Madeline Jeffcoat’s Deferred Nursing Career Reignited at Perimeter College
Madeline Jeffcoat’s Deferred Nursing Career Reignited at Perimeter College
Madeline Jeffocoat is one of more than 50 Perimeter nursing graduates. She is excited about her future. "The healthcare industry is constantly moving forward, and because of this, nurses can learn new skills and expand their area of expertise. I want to have a career with that kind of possibility."
MBA Alumna Spearheads Boeing’s First-Ever Global EDI Financial Incentive
MBA Alumna Spearheads Boeing’s First-Ever Global EDI Financial Incentive
Viviane Gomes de Souza led the implementation of EDI performance targets driving the aerospace behemoth's first-ever global EDI report.
Student Overcomes Obstacles, Becomes Big Scholarship Contender
Student Overcomes Obstacles, Becomes Big Scholarship Contender
Serin Kim is a Perimeter College alumna and semifinalist for one of the nation's most prestigious scholarships, the Jack Kent Cooke Undergraduate Transfer award.
CEO Magazine Ranks Georgia State’s EMBA in Top 10 U.S.-Based Programs, Top 30 Worldwide
CEO Magazine Ranks Georgia State’s EMBA in Top 10 U.S.-Based Programs, Top 30 Worldwide
The Executive MBA (EMBA) offered by Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business is No. No. 9 among U.S.-based programs and No. 28 worldwide, according to 2023 rankings from “CEO Magazine.”
Georgia State’s Graduate Programs in Public Affairs Rank Among Top in Nation
Georgia State’s Graduate Programs in Public Affairs Rank Among Top in Nation
The Andrew Young School of Policy Studies graduate programs in public affairs rank among the top 8 percent of such programs overall, at No. 22 among the universities ranked.
Tenacious Jack Kent Cooke Semifinalist Looks Toward the Future
Tenacious Jack Kent Cooke Semifinalist Looks Toward the Future
Paula Gil is an Honors student and one of 10 Jack Kent Cooke scholarship semifinalists, is an engineering student and president of the Women in STEM Experience club, and is active in the SPACE club. She is interested in studying biomechanical engineering.
Dr. Jennifer Sengin from the School of Music Receives a 2022-2023 Georgia State University Non-Tenure Track Faculty Achievement Award
Dr. Jennifer Sengin from the School of Music Receives a 2022-2023 Georgia State University Non-Tenure Track Faculty Achievement Award
The Office of Faculty Affairs at Georgia State University awards Dr. Jennifer Sengin, Lecturer and Associate Director of Choral Activities at the School of Music, a 2022-2023 Georgia State University Non-Tenure Track (NTT) Faculty Achievement Award.