After working as a paralegal for 22 years, Rebecca Penar (J.D. ’23) decided to finally take the leap she had been thinking about on and off for years and attend law school.
Alhi N'guessan (M.A. in Economics' 21) believes in using economics to alleviate the effects of climate change while minimizing future consequences.
Casablanca helps immigrant families realize the American dream as the Chair of Immigration Planning and Compliance Practice at Akerman LLP in Miami.
John M. Dyer and Donna A. Lee, both graduates of the Executive MBA program at the J. Mack Robinson College of Business, will receive 2021 Georgia State University Distinguished Alumni Awards at a dinner on Friday, Oct. 22 at The Biltmore, 817 West Peachtree St. NW.
Seven College of Education & Human Development doctoral students were selected for the 2021-2022 cohort of the Provost's Dissertation Fellowship.
Ashley Aguilar hopes to work in South Korea in the field of environmental economics.
Georgia State Law students, faculty and alumni gathered Monday for a celebration of The Order of the Coif and The Order of Barristers.
College of Education & Human Development Assistant Professor Erin Mason was awarded a $2,259 research grant from the Association for Counselor Education and Supervision to study how affinity groups – groups of people who come together around a shared interest – may make anti-racism training more effective.
College of Education & Human Development alumnus Calvin Cole (Ph.D. ’16) received a five-year, $713,515 grant from the National Institutes of Health’s National Cancer Institute to better understand and treat the mechanisms of pancreatic cancer-related muscle wasting.
It’s no exaggeration to say Regents’ Professor S. Tamer Cavusgil and coauthors wrote the book on emerging markets. Since its first publication in 2002, “Doing Business in Emerging Markets” has been the go-to international business textbook for thousands of undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral students, as well as executives helming global firms.
