In 2016 at age 26, just one year after completing her B.B.A. in management at Robinson, Wallace made her first gift. The generosity and frequency of Wallace’s altruism qualify her for membership in Robinson’s Dean’s Society, a group of benefactors who give $1,000 annually or a one-time $25,000 contribution.
Alexis Veazie, a senior in the Honors College at Georgia State University, has been accepted to speak at the 2021 American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting in Chicago this November.
Sudeall came to the College of Law in 2012 and is the founding faculty director of the Center for Access to Justice, where she conducts research on access to justice issues and teaches an Access to Justice course.
Chinwe Gaines earned her MBA/MHA alongside 40 of her colleagues. That group of students was called the “Wellstar Cohort,” as the hospital system sent a large number of its staff to Robinson to upskill. Gaines definitely built noteworthy new skills. Just six months after graduating, Northside Hospital recruited her to become senior chargemaster analyst.
Their practice has evolved over the years to meet the needs of their community but covers most kinds of non-domestic litigation, along with estate planning.
Paul Lombardo, the Bobby Lee Cook Professor of Law, was named the 2021 recipient of the prestigious Jay Healey Teaching Award.
Educational leadership doctoral student Teruko Dobashi-Taylor was named an Atlanta Public Schools Equity Champion for her work as assistant principal at Toomer Elementary School in Atlanta.
Make plans to attend the Byrdine F. Lewis College of Nursing and Health Professions' 2021 J. Rhodes Haverty Lecture, featuring Dr. David Satcher on Tuesday, October 5 at 7 p.m. in the Student Center Speaker's Auditorium on the Georgia State campus. Dr. Satcher is the founding director and senior advisor for the Satcher Health Leadership Institute at the Morehouse School of Medicine, Atlanta, Georgia, and is a physician-scientist and public health administrator with an extensive track record of leadership, research and community engagement.
Ms. Kost lost both parents by age 17 but stuck with her sisters, put herself through college, and now works as CMCO for Deloitte’s global tax and legal business. She established a scholarship at Robinson geared toward students who have faced adversity and have a metaphorical mountain to climb, hence its name: “The Hill We Climb Scholarship.” The scholarship also serves as a nod to Amanda Gorman’s inauguration poem, which uplifted our nation during a low point.
Dr. Christina H. Fuller, an environmental health scientist, was selected by the head of the United States Environmental Protection Agency to serve as a charter member on the Clean Air Scientific Advisory Committee.
