Atlanta Magazine recently named 8 AYSPS alumni and faculty to its 500 Most Powerful Leaders list for 2022, with Amb. Andrew Young recognized a "legend."
“Food Justice” is a one-night engagement to raise awareness on food deserts through original monologues performed by students from the creative perspective of various fruits and vegetables.
Healthcare executive Kevin E. Lofton, an alumnus of Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business, is among 27 champions of diversity and inclusion named to AACSB International’s Influential Leaders Class of 2022.
An American Bar Endowment grant that was awarded to Georgia State University College of Law’s Immigration Clinic is proving to have a big impact on the lives of asylum seekers in Georgia.
The online Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) degree completion program offered by Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business allows students to finish their degrees online at their own pace.
Genesis Castro (M.P.A. ‘20) was recently named one of Georgia’s 50 Most Influential Latinos by the Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Awardees are recognized as innovators, leaders and for “leaving a footprint behind.”
Michael Weeks, Associate Professor of Computer Science, teaches students the fundamentals of game design and how the game industry works.
After 18 months of solely remote programming, the decision was made to move forward in the “next normal” and reinstate actual trips.
Ten Andrew Young School of Policy Studies alumni will be honored as members of the Georgia State University Alumni Association's 40 Under 40 Class of 2022 on March 24 at a ceremony and reception at the Foundry at Puritan Mill.
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