The award recognizes early-career faculty in the College of Arts & Sciences who are emerging leaders in their field of research, scholarship, or creative activity.
Ledford is a water scientist who focuses on urban ecosystems, exploring questions related to water quantity and quality in highly-populated areas.
Hamm’s research investigates neural circuitry related to sensory processing particularly in the mammalian cerebral cortex, the part of the brain responsible for high-level functions associated with intelligence and personality.
Carter’s research centers on disparities in mental and physical health for under-represented populations, with an emphasis on African Americans.
MPP student Daniel Glenn chose the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies in hopes of intersecting his passion for theater with his interest in public policy.
Warren, who was the chief assistant district attorney for the Douglas County District Attorney's Office, was sworn in on March 16, 2022.
Georgia State was still primarily a commuter school when Lisa-Marie Haygood was a student in the 1990s.
Magda Dumitrescu is finishing up a thesis project focused on ways to help connect art to a wider community.
Award-winning Civil Rights Attorney Mawuli “Mel” Davis (J.D. ’02) will deliver the keynote address for the College of Law's Commencement and Hooding ceremony on Friday, May 13.
Nearly 70 Lewis College students presented 35 research posters in person at the seventh annual Byrdine F. Lewis College of Nursing and Health Professions Research Conference. The 2022 conference also featured a keynote speaker for the first time, Dr. Karen Minyard, director of the Georgia Health Policy Center in the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies.
