The Master of International Business (MIB) offered by Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business is 5th in the U.S., according to 2021 rankings from Best Value Schools. The organization ranked the nation’s top 20 programs based on affordability and enrollment.
Courtney Anderson’s research centers around health equity for the lower-class and people of color, an area where many health issues were exacerbated because of the pandemic.
MBA alumnus Chris Railey joined the first-ever Panthers on Wall Street cohort in 2007. He says the program was foundational to the major career shift he made from sales engineering to finance leadership. He makes annual contributions to Robinson that cover the expenses for other students to participate in Panthers on Wall Street; that way, cost isn’t a barrier. His largesse also supports Panther Retention Grants, which are essentially micro scholarships for students who hit a small financial snag that would force them to drop out of school (think an unexpected medical bill or blown tire).
After a nationwide search, Lauren McDow has been named the new director of graduate career advancement at Georgia State University’s Robinson College of Business.
For Cindy Berger, an internship during her Ph.D. program paved the way for a full-time job at one of the most popular language learning apps.
CEHD alumnus Caroline Gilling (M.S. ’21) was one of 24 people nationwide selected for the Women in Sports Tech (WiST) 2021 Fellowship.
By the time Isiah Morgan had been in the tax field for more than a decade, he realized he needed to brush up on his technical skills. No matter where he worked, be it BDO, Deloitte Tax, or The Home Depot, a significant number of colleagues had earned Master of Taxation degrees from Robinson. Enrolling in the program seemed logical.
Cherella Nicholson (M.I.S. in Urban Studies ’20) promotes environmental remediation in southwest Fresno, California, through her brownfield advocacy work.
In our “Catching Up with Emeriti Faculty” series, we interview retired faculty members about their experiences at Georgia State and what they’re up to now.
When it came time to deciding where he wanted to study law, Franco said what stuck out to him about Georgia State was the friendliness and camaraderie among students.
