In the Classroom: Students Learn Science Behind Digital Images
In the Classroom: Students Learn Science Behind Digital Images
Jingyu Liu helps students see the math behind digital imaging and the computer science behind MRIs and Photoshop.


Jingyu Liu helps students see the math behind digital imaging and the computer science behind MRIs and Photoshop.

Professors John Marshall and Ryan Rowberry are co-editors of the Handbook on Disaster Law and Policy, which is set to be published by Cambridge University Press.

The analysis contradicts the conventional wisdom on the assumed benefits of collegiate conference switches, such as increases in athletic revenue, improved athletic performance, and enhanced university branding.


Jennifer Esposito, chair of the College of Education & Human Development’s Department of Educational Policy Studies, is a co-recipient of the American Educational Studies Association’s (AESA) 2021 Critics’ Choice Book Award.

The College of Law’s rate was 86.0 percent for first-time test takers and 81.1 percent overall. This puts the College of Law ahead of the overall state average of 73.2 percent.

“I do this for my children’s children and the next generation," says Susanna Perko (Ph.D. '11).

In Intellectual Property law, Lee enjoys problem-solving and wrapping her head around bigger abstract ideas such as how to protect a creation or brand.

From research to book launches, the College of the Arts faculty continues its high standards of academic excellence and scholarship.

Milind M. Shrikhande, clinical professor of finance at Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business, has been appointed to the H. Talmage Dobbs, Jr. Professorship for Teaching Excellence in Finance.