The program will include training on leadership theory and practice, one-on-one coaching, networking opportunities, a leadership summit, and residencies at three performing arts centers.
Faculty and staff were recognized this spring for outstanding contributions to the mission of the College and Georgia State University.
Bachelor of science in respiratory therapy student Crystal Dorvil graduates from Georgia State knowing her early future. Days after graduation, she begins a high-paying new job at Wellstar Cobb Hospital.
Passionate about health, Kacey King (B.I.S. ’22) is an aspiring physician who hopes to inspire others to stay in shape.
LaDerrius Williams (B.I.S. '22) is completing a journey he started 10 years ago, determined to become a leader in social change.
Erica Mondragon (B.S.W. ’22) was a caregiver at an early age, her journey helping her realize she wanted to help more people as a social worker.
After witnessing the wave of misinformation during the pandemic, Jade Christman (B.I.S. ’22) wants to make science more accessible.
Valeria Metzgen (B.S. ’22) has started packing for her internship in Washington, D.C., where she’ll work in a congressional office and participate in professional and leadership development training.
Yanet Berakhi’s passion for supporting all cultures followed her through college, where she was active in both the Latina and Caribbean organizations on Georgia State’s campus as a first-year student before joining the Model UN as a sophomore.
KeyShawn Phillips plans to go to graduate school to study urban planning and find thoughtful ways to shape the infrastructure of cities.
