Another school year has introduced another innovative course as part of the Entertainment, Sports & Media Law Initiative with the addition of Sneaker Law.
Luz Lituma is practically an Instagram pro. LatinXHikers, the Instagram account she co-manages, has amassed more than 16,000 followers since its summer 2017 inception.
College of Education & Human Development doctoral student Daun Kwag was chosen for the Association for Assessment and Research in Counseling’s new Racial Disparities and Oppression Related Research Grant Program.
Tom Farrey, executive director of the Aspen Institute's Project Play, will be the featured speaker for the 3rd Annual Mike and Terry Metzler Distinguished Lecture, scheduled for Friday, Oct. 15, at 11 a.m.
Imani Maxberry, a graduate student in Urban Studies, has been awarded the first $5,000 Andrew J. Swope Scholarship for Equity and Justice.
Martin Padgett's book explores Atlanta's role as the mecca for the gay rights movement in the South during the 1970s.
Associate Professor David Johnson co-authored a book on atheist scientists’ religious views, and how leaders in science and religion can discuss the connections between their two fields.
Six years ago, the United Nations established 17 Sustainable Development Goals for 2030. Among those goals: end poverty in all forms everywhere and eliminate hunger.
The award from SAMHSA’s National Child Traumatic Stress Initiative will establish the National Center on Child Trafficking (NCCT) in the Mark Chaffin Center for Healthy Development at Georgia State.
Iris Feinberg, research assistant professor in the Department of Learning Sciences and associate director of the College of Education & Human Development’s Adult Literacy Research Center, published an article in Perspectives in Adult Education on building a culture of health literacy in the midst of a global pandemic.
