Mi'Kayla Newell will graduate from her master’s program this month and will continue working on her research in the college’s Ph.D. program in educational psychology.
Lee Green plans to apply the lessons he learned in his master’s program to his coaching and hopes to find ways he can inspire future educators.
Eunji Kim will become a speech-language pathologist at Oakland Meadow School in Lawrenceville, Ga. – a position that she’s confidently prepared to begin.
Ashley Payton plans to become a content creator for both traditional and digital media aimed at children and families.
Anjanette Swift hopes to work in a private practice or outpatient setting and bring the same level of dedication to her patients as her Shepherd Center colleagues did every day during her internship.
Watch the virtual graduation ceremony and read about some of our inspiring new graduates.
Studying this phenomenon in animals can teach us about how their minds — and ours — work, the researchers said.
Nathalie Fox, who earned an M.A. in African American Studies, plans to pursue a career in higher education to create an equitable environment for students of all backgrounds.
Two planets will align so closely on Dec. 21 -- the shortest day of the year -- they will appear as one bright star in Georgia’s southwestern night sky.
Bavisha Rajesh, a Dual Enrollment and Honors College student, is Georgia's only recipient of the 2020 Women in Technology (WIT) Girl of the Year award.
