New Grant Program Offers Support for Arts & Sciences Graduate Student Research
New Grant Program Offers Support for Arts & Sciences Graduate Student Research
The Dean’s Graduate Research Grant program will offer awards up to $2,000.
Positioning Theory Helps Math Educators Understand Impact on Students
Positioning Theory Helps Math Educators Understand Impact on Students
Assistant Professor Daniel Edelen co-authored an article on how positioning theory can help educators see how they invite students to learn mathematics in their classrooms.
MeTa Series Reaches Milestone with 10th Networking Event
MeTa Series Reaches Milestone with 10th Networking Event
The Georgia State University School of Public Health’s MeTa (Meet and Talk) Series will host its 10th social mixer on March 9. The event includes games, free food, networking and breakout sessions with leaders from the public health community.
Student Spotlight: Ashley Watson
Student Spotlight: Ashley Watson
Ph.D. candidate Ashley Watson chose public health as a career after learning about health disparities and their impact on her community.
Maria Repnikova Named Pate Chair in Strategic Communication
Maria Repnikova Named Pate Chair in Strategic Communication
The William C. Pate Chair in Strategic Communication was established to support research and other professional academic activities related to public relations and strategic communication.
Music Student Jeremiah Brown Leads the Charge for “'Till Victory is Won”
Music Student Jeremiah Brown Leads the Charge for “'Till Victory is Won”
In celebration of Black History Month, School of Music student Jeremiah Brown not only performed and emceed the concert but was also the brainchild behind “'Till Victory is Won.”
Mathematics Achievement for Adolescents with Mathematics Difficulties
Mathematics Achievement for Adolescents with Mathematics Difficulties
Assistant Professor Jonte Myers and his colleagues collected and reviewed studies published from 1978-2020 detailing how researchers implemented interventions for sixth-12th grade students with mathematics difficulties.
Fly Like an Eagle
Fly Like an Eagle
Aaron Gonnering earned Eagle Scout status at age 14—three years sooner than average. He has a passion for leadership and mentorship, and hopes to fuse that with a career in marketing.
Supporting Mathematics Teachers as They Monitor Students’ Small Group Work
Supporting Mathematics Teachers as They Monitor Students’ Small Group Work
Assistant Professor Ben Shapiro and doctoral student Sierra Gilliam are working on a National Science Foundation-funded project with researchers interested in how teachers can encourage productive mathematics conversation among their students.
Troy Crittendon (M.P.A. ’19) Named New Assistant Director of Alumni Relations
Troy Crittendon (M.P.A. ’19) Named New Assistant Director of Alumni Relations
He manages alumni programs, communications and experiences for the Office of Career Services and Alumni Relations.