A former corporate accountant and certified public accountant Jennifer Miller, who received the Faculty Service Excellence Award, uses her real-life corporate experience to connect the dots for her students.
"Students often teach me what I've skipped, assumed, left out by asking questions, so I value these moments and leave a lot of room for their queries within my overall classroom," says Rosamond Rodman, the recipient of Perimeter's 2022-23 Junior Faculty Excellence Award.
The 2022-2023 Senior Teaching Excellence award recipient said it took a series of "fortunate mishaps" to learn that her purpose was to teach. Lanier Brown started teaching as an adjunct professor at Perimeter College in January 2010.
“Our economy is global and the impact of the decisions of any one country can be felt by many others," says Stephanie Langston, the recipient of Perimeter College's Global Engagement award. "Our students need to be prepared for this interconnectedness. They need to be sensitive to the perspectives and needs of others.”
Ridley (R-Woodstock) was elected to represent Georgia House District 22, which includes parts of Cherokee and Cobb counties.
Althea Sumpter is the featured speaker for the Susan Thomas Lectureship. She is a researcher and scholar who focuses on ethnographic documentation and cultural preservation of the Southern story in the United States. Her talk will be at Perimeter College's Cole Auditorium at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, March 7.
Assistant Professor Jonte Myers co-authored a paper in TEACHING Exceptional Children on how educators can teach mathematics content online while ensuring that students with learning disabilities are supported.
Assistant Professor Karie Brown authored a book chapter on how she designed and taught a co-created mathematics education course that included regular feedback from her students about what they wanted to gain from the class.
Guilherme Ribeiro, an infectious disease epidemiologist who studies the impact of mosquito-borne diseases on vulnerable populations, will deliver the March Grand Rounds Lecture at the Georgia State University School of Public Health.
Associate Professor of Law Courtney Anderson is taking a new step in her academic career. She has been appointed associate dean for academic affairs, effective March 1, 2023.
