One of Thoroughgood’s recently published studies unpacks the concept of oppositional courage, which occurs when members of the majority challenge discriminatory policies and procedures to promote a culture of equity and justice.
The team concluded their semester by securing Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits during a court hearing in front of an administrative law judge with the Social Security Administration.
The Georgia State Alumni Association will celebrate the honorees at an awards ceremony and reception on March 24 which is open to the public.
The former teacher and current Doraville City Council member and Georgia State Law student is working to make a difference.
Dr. Didier Merlin, a Distinguished University Professor in the Institute for Biomedical Sciences at Georgia State University and a Senior Research Career Scientist at VA Medical Center, is available to discuss his research on developing new drug delivery platforms to treat intestinal bowel disease (IBD) and colorectal cancer using nanotechnology approaches.
Satterfield leads a team of legal project managers, knowledge management lawyers, and innovation professionals to find new ways of delivering legal services, whether that is developing a product or designing a new workflow.
Georgia State University President M. Brian Blake addressed the fall 2021 WomenLead cohort during its culminating event of the semester: a poster presentation session where students discussed their future plans and personal leadership strategies with executives, community leaders and faculty.
Erica McGuire, a 2021 Georgia State University Perimeter College graduate is following in her mom’s and sisters' footsteps by finishing from GSU.
A successful businesswoman and community volunteer, Victoria Prevatt says her experiences as a Perimeter College student are—in part—the reason for her ‘can do’ attitude.
The Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police (GACP) recently adopted a resolution to formally accept, acknowledge, support and use the definition of community policing originally authored by a Georgia State University professor.
