The annual Georgia Campus Food and Nutrition Security Solutions Summit brought together more than 150 campus and community leaders to advance coordinated, long‑term strategies for addressing food and nutrition insecurity on Georgia’s college campuses.
Abdulhakeem Olaoluwa is a digital solution advisor for SAP, where he listens to customers’ business challenges and determines what SAP solutions align with their needs. He supports product demos and creates digital assets and materials to explain his recommendations.
The Graduate Certificate in Artificial Intelligence Business Innovation helped Malcolm Stephen learn to think expansively, not just about AI, but about any new technology. He also feels positioned to be nimble in an ever-changing job landscape.
The most recent geopolitical development regarding Iran is expected to produce only short-term friction in the U.S. via the second-round effect of slowing growth of major Asian economies (China, South Korea, Japan, and India) as they depend on oil and liquified natural gas flowing through the Strait of Hormuz.
Most organizations treat AI fairness as a one-time fix,” said lead author Arun Rai, director of the Center for Digital Innovation and professor of computer information systems at Georgia State’s Robinson College of Business. “They discover a problem, patch it, and move on. But the tensions that cause unfair AI are persistent, interconnected, and constantly evolving.
For more than three decades, a specialized health sciences program at Georgia State University has quietly served as a pipeline connecting Atlanta to hospitals and universities across Saudi Arabia, training respiratory therapy leaders who return home to educate the next generation and advance patient care.
Amber Hart wanted to understand where the market was heading and pivot accordingly. Through Robinson’s graduate AI certificate, she built a skillset designed for longevity.
From starring in every GSU opera production to winning the 2025 Metropolitan Opera Laffont Competition, mezzo-soprano Madison Chambers has built an impressive record of performance and achievement during her time at Georgia State. As she prepares to continue her studies at the master’s level, she reflects on the mentors, roles and experiences that shaped her journey.
MPH student Sarabeth Brown is gaining hands-on research experience working alongside School of Public Health faculty while also sharpening her policy and cross-cultural communication skills through a Graduate Certificate in Global Health.
Georgia State University international students had the incredible opportunity to attend the 2nd World Migrants Day at Atlanta City Hall, an event to celebrate the culture and contributions of migrant communities in Atlanta. The celebration brought together approximately 40 consulates, cultural organizations, local vendors and community members together to honor the resilience and diversity in Atlanta.
