It didn’t take long for Hillary Rightler (J.D. ’10) to earn her way up to partner at Kilpatrick Townsend. The College of Law graduate specializes in white collar criminal defense matters working with multinational corporations around the world.
Assistant Professor Garrett Delavan is the lead co-editor for an upcoming special issue of Language Policy that will offer a research-based conversation on what scholars call “dual language bilingual education gentrification” and provide a roadmap for future research projects.
Alumna LaTresse Snead works at the National Park Foundation to lead a network of community partners in the preservation and protection of national parkland.
Eight hundred fifty-five students graduated from Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business during spring 2021 commencement exercises, with 683 earning a Bachelor of Business Administration, 157 earning master’s degrees, and 15 earning doctoral degrees.
Four metro-Atlanta students have been named 2021 Professional Association of Georgia Educators (PAGE) STAR Student Region Winners for region 3A. Georgia State University’s College of Education & Human Development serves as the region 3A sponsor for the program.
Shreepal Zala had a successful career as a professional musician, but he wanted more. He enrolled at the College of Law to expand his career as lawyer, educator and musician.
Nutrition students Rami S. Najjar and Alivia M. Setka have been named finalists for the Emerging Leaders in Nutrition Science Abstract Recognition Award Program. This American Society for Nutrition (ASN) program recognizes the highest quality research presented by students and young investigators.
Harcourt Fuller, an associate professor of History, will use the funding to support expansion of the Black Money Exhibit, which uses paper money as a lens to examine 10,000 years of Black history and culture across the globe.
Elijah and Ezra Echols are the second set of twins in their family to attend the Newton Campus. They will be graduating from Perimeter College and transitioning to Georgia State's Atlanta Campus.
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