This fall, Georgia State Law students in the Legal Life of Kandi Burruss course, taught by Professor Mo Ivory, learned from the entertainer/entrepreneur's real life contracts.
Payton Scott also aspires to follow in his father's footsteps by becoming a lawyer who helps people in need.
Professor Michael Landau previously would have suggested people limiting their online presence if they don’t want to be tracked. Because the pandemic now requires most people to login to different websites for work or school, that’s not possible.
Obie Njoku, who is earning bachelor's degrees in Religious Studies and English, came to the U.S. more than a decade ago to pursue a college education.
An interdisciplinary team from the Andrew Young School received a grant to conduct an evaluation of the Second Chance Act prisoner reentry grant program.
The College of the Arts announces the recipients of the 2020 Outstanding Faculty Awards including Alexander Freund for Outstanding Junior Faculty Award, Christina West for Outstanding Senior Faculty Award and Neill Prewitt for Outstanding Teaching Award.
Daniel McClendon (J.D. ’15) and Danielle Pollack (J.D. ’19) both participated in the Tax Clinic while at GSU Law and now work as attorneys for the IRS Office of Chief Counsel in Atlanta.
Biology student Bernabe Becerra also wants to give back to the Latinx community by becoming a dentist.
Georgia State University's Perimeter College is set to celebrate its graduates via virtual and in-person ceremonies on Dec. 17 and Dec. 18.
Not only is James balancing her personal life with her studies at Georgia State Law and Robinson College of Business, but she also has a full-time job as a freelance content producer at CNN Newsource.
