The Urban Studies Institute hosts an online event featuring presentations on rural-urban disparities by Georgia mayors, researchers and practitioners.
The College of Education & Human Development’s Alonzo A. Crim Center for Urban Educational Excellence will host the 16th Annual Sources of Urban Educational Excellence Conference on Saturday, Nov. 13.
Georgia State University College of Law has the best health law program in the country, according to the new 2022 U.S. News & World Report rankings.
Dean LaVonda Reed is making history as the first Black woman to lead Georgia State University College of Law. Her experience rising the ranks in both academia and the legal field create a strong foundation to lead in achieving the College of Law’s goals.
Alumna Maria Azuri (B.S.W. ’03) helps nonprofits with diverse stakeholders improve their sustainability by connecting them with specialized grants & programs.
The Pro Bono Program at the College of Law spent this week celebrating its volunteers and partner organizations through events and outreach.
New Georgia State University nursing graduate Kanika Coburn had reasons to be anxious about finishing her nursing education during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, thanks to the private 4 South Scholarship, money for school wasn’t a concern. The scholarship, established by an anonymous Georgia State alumna, led Coburn to her dream job as a nurse in the high-risk perinatal unit of Northside Hospital-Atlanta.
Associate Professor Feng Yang co-authored a study to determine whether vibration training – an intervention used to improve physical function for people with MS – could also improve cognitive function and overall quality of life.
Six Byrdine F. Lewis College of Nursing and Health Professions doctor of physical therapy students, motivated to increase the diversity of PT professionals, are encouraging and mentoring the next generation of physical therapists even before finishing their degrees.
The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the value of respiratory therapists treating patients with severe lung issues, but there is a shortage of these healthcare professionals. Georgia State University and Wellstar Health System have teamed up to help close this gap with a new workforce development agreement.
