Carol Jacobs' Psychology of Aging course provides an in-depth look at the physical, mental, and social changes people undergo as they age.
Hunt Revell (J.D. '22) spent most of his early career working in restaurants. Now, as a law student, he's interested in using the law to enact more sustainable processes for getting food to your table.
Kasey Vermilya (B.S.W., '15) uses her training as a social worker to give students facing adverse circumstances a chance to succeed.
Caitlin Herndon’s (J.D. ’12) interest in practicing family law stems from her own family experiences. As a partner at HF Family Law, she works to help families and children.
After earning her master's degree in political science, Stinson's career wasn’t panning out the way she pictured. After taking a step back to evaluate what she wanted, she decided attending law school would be the best next step.
Porter brings 16 years of development experience to her role at Georgia State University.
Lisa Shannon's course, Social Justice in Sports, examines how athletes sometimes choose to use their position in society to speak out against social injustice.
With the advent of COVID-19 and the global rise of Black Lives Matter demonstrations, the Georgia State Law community spent the summer leading the way toward justice.
Ross Cado is exploring how blockchain can be used across industries: securing the mobile voting experience, streamlining supply chains, and motivating people to complete daily chores.
