Lecturer Jiha Moon's Selected Topic in Drawing and Painting class engaged undergraduate students in a project exhibition “Doppelganger” where student artists also take on roles of curators, administrators and exhibitors.
Shira Solomon (B.S. ’21) has made the most of opportunities to get involved with the Georgia State community.
The college not only offers a certificate in IP, but also provides an array of courses to cater to students that are interested in a variety of subject areas.
A Cloverleaf developer by trade, Borne already possessed knowledge of dynamic programming language Tcl. In her Introduction to Programming & Predictive Analytics for Business course with Charlotte Alexander, Borne became proficient in Python and R as well
The personalized events were chosen to ensure comfort and safety for all parties involved while still recognizing the graduates’ accomplishments.
A new study finds that health care providers who include the community voice in collaborative activities will improve health equity for their constituents.
Nitcelle Emanuels ascended several rungs on the corporate ladder by 2014. She had earned two degrees from Georgia State: a B.S. in human resources and policy development from the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies in 2003 and an MBA from the Robinson College of Business in 2011.
Rai is uniquely qualified for the appointment, which specified selection of a chairholder with an international reputation for scholarly excellence, a sustained record of high-impact and innovative research, and demonstrated achievement with potential for continued broad-based impact to shape the future direction of scholarship at-large and within the Robinson College.
Consistent messages about the safety and need for COVID-19 vaccines are key to overcoming young people’s reluctance to get inoculated, researchers at Georgia State and New York universities say.
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