A new book advances understanding of how people and organizations across health systems and social services can work together in new and sustainable ways.
Investment management corporation BlackRock is a huge champion of Robinson’s Panther Immersion Programs. The company supports all three immersion initiatives and provides customized opportunities to students based on what the local markets offer.
CEHD alumnus LaTonya Brown (B.S.E. ’95, M.Ed. ’98) launched a nonprofit organization this year to connect at-risk youth ages 10-24 with the resources they need to be successful academically and professionally.
Following a week of orientation, the College of Law offered participation in an Afternoon of Service to demonstrate how giving back is part of the culture at Georgia State Law from day one of the students’ legal careers.
Professor Jonathan Todres collaborated with Lauren Meeler (J.D. ’22) to co-author an article titled Confronting Housing Insecurity—A Key to Getting Kids Back to School that was published in JAMA Pediatrics.
Kierra spent her first year of law school as the 1L rep for the Pro Bono Program and is excited to hit the ground running as the student director heading into her 2L year.
GSU professor Dan Immergluck co-edited a special journal publication on the consequences of eviction and how housing policy can impact individuals.
To celebrate our first cohort of Child Welfare Workforce Institute (NCWWI) University Partnership Program graduates we interviewed the program's directors.
The health law program at Georgia State Law continues to expand, most recently by announcing the endowment of the Health Law Scholarship.
