Finance major Ayesha Bullock pushed herself to the limit to finish her B.B.A. She works part-time as a frontline supervisor at UPS and hopes to transition to a corporate role now that she’s graduated.
Seeking the South’s next great social entrepreneur? You’ll find her in Davynn Brown (J.D.’22), a powerhouse of cultural knowledge, intellectual drive, and big-hearted community-building.
Christabel Ghansah (B.S., M.P.A., MBA) and Ambria Hardey (B.S.) joined the third cohort of entrepreneurs selected for Georgia State University’s Entrepreneur and Innovation Institute Main Street Entrepreneurs Seed Fund.
Gennie Hendrick (B.S.Ed. ’12, M.S. ’22) shifted from a 13-year career in the Lanette L. Suttles Child Development Center to earning a master's in communication sciences and disorders this spring.
“So, what are we going to do?” Steph Iasiello (J.D.’23) asked law students one day during Professor Russell Covey’s wrongful convictions course after the group spent an entire class session reviewing documents and exhibits related to Melissa Lucio’s case.
Ashe Family Chair Professor of Law Eric Segall and Assistant Professor of Law Anthony Kreis are the leading legal experts providing media commentary about the leaked SCOTUS draft that threatens to overrule Roe v. Wade.
Planting a new Panther footprint for high-impact career advancement experiences, 20 undergraduate and graduate students recently set off for the inaugural launch of Panthers in Charlotte, a program of Georgia State University’s Robinson College of Business supported by Truist, to meet with global fintech leaders and some of the hottest companies in the dynamic sector.
