Jamila Young guides students through the world of bioethics using examples they can relate to.
Shirley Ortega is a top contender for the prestigious Jack Kent Cooke Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship, a competitive award for the nation’s top community (two-year) college students.
The honorees represent excellence in academic fields spanning the humanities, social sciences and computational sciences.
The endowed chair was established to support leadership in teaching, academic research, and service in the discipline of English.
The endowed professorship was established with a gift from D.R. Grimes, an alumnus of the department.
The endowed professorship was established with a gift from the estate of the late Charles S. Ackerman, a businessman who received his M.A. in Anthropology at Georgia State.
The endowed professorship was established to support teaching, academic research and service in the field of Southern American literature.
The professorship was established to support the Zoukis Research Collaborative, which has the mission to increase understanding and awareness of crime policy with a focus on mandatory sentencing laws and rates of recidivism.
Assistant Professor Naomi Jessup co-authored an article that explores how schools began relying heavily on Black parents to be responsible for their children’s learning during the pandemic, and how math curriculum designed to be one-size-fits all doesn’t allow students across all backgrounds to be successful.
Paula Gil came from Colombia with a dream to one day help people live better. She is on her way to achieving her dream at Perimeter College.
