Peggy Walker retired in 2019 after 29 years on the bench. She continues her advocacy for Georgia children and families through policy work.
Continue the legacy of dedication to service in public schools by supporting the newly endowed Vivian Ophelia Spence Perrimon Scholarship.
Varadarajan's scholarship explores the balance between protecting creative output without dissuading follow-on creativity and innovation.
Georgia State and State Farm forged a relationship more than 30 years ago to help students reach their potential. Today, the partnership helps more than 6,500 students and community members each year.
A $250,000 bequest by Jim and Kathy Blackmon will support Panther Athletics and the School of Music.
In his decades-long tenure at Georgia State, Lovell Lemons helped lay the groundwork for the university’s legacy of community involvement. When he retired, he made sure that legacy would live on.
Professor Beth Cianfrone and Associate Professor Tim Kellison published an article in the International Journal of Sport Communication about the NCAA Men’s Basketball Final Four tournament cancellation and how the related community events had to adapt during a sudden public health crisis.
Georgia State Law is one of the top schools for public interest law in the country, and a myriad of funding opportunities offered through the Center for Access to Justice help students make the most of it.
One year out from graduating, Burnett is beginning as an associate at Parks, Chesin & Walbert, after completing a judicial clerkship with a federal judge in the Southern District of Georgia.
Held annually during the NBMBAA conference, the competition challenges student teams to analyze a complex business case and present solutions to business problems facing Fiat Chrysler Automobiles.
