The Alonzo A. Crim Center for Urban Educational Excellence and Georgia-based nonprofit RestoreHER will host a virtual debut screening and discussion of a documentary entitled, “The COVID-19 LeadHERship Project,” on Nov. 13.
Moderately increasing prescription drug prices did not affect the hospitalization risk of Medicare recipients with heart failure also enrolled in Medicare Part D pharmacy plans, according to researchers at Georgia State University.
Despite having no previous programming experience, Kennedy Crandell has picked up a lot of skills: Python, predictive models, linear regression, and the k-nearest neighbors algorithm.
Alba Lucero Villarreal is one of the panelists participating in a virtual conversation among diverse students about their experiences studying abroad.
Researchers in the Department of Physics and Astronomy will take part in collecting and analyzing data from a recent survey of hundreds of thousands of low-mass stars.
With just 12 weeks to prepare, students in the Immigration Clinic helped a woman who had been waiting for four and half years to get her green card.
The digital exhibit was been produced by faculty, staff and students from Georgia State University and Emory University working with the David J. Sencer CDC Museum.
While first waitlisted, Mckeel stayed persistent before getting accepted just days before orientation began. Now, she can’t imagine what her life would be like had she not attended the College of Law.
Leadership of the U.N World Food Programme, the UPS Foundation and the World Food Program USA will discuss their emergency response to Covid-19 and how the private sector supports such humanitarian efforts during a Nov. 10 briefing hosted by the World Affairs Council of Atlanta.
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