Assistant Professor Lisa Domke is one of two researchers nationwide chosen for the 2020 Emerging Scholars Fellowship Program, sponsored by the Literacy Research Association’s Reading Hall of Fame.
Georgia State Law graduate Ana Maria Martinez was inspired to become an attorney by her grandfather. Now, she's giving back to the next generation through the Georgia Latino Law Foundation.
New doctor of physical therapy graduate, Class of 2020, Luke Tidwell, did the unthinkable when he took his physical therapy boards to get his PT license. Tidwell topped off his seven years at Georgia State, a proud “double Panther” who earned the highest score possible on the National Physical Therapy Exam (NPTE).
Associate Professor Gholnecsar Muhammad studies historical Black literary societies and believes they offer great methods for educators to use in schools.
The Georgia Board of Regents has approved Distinguished University Professor Tim Sass to hold the W.J. Usery Chair of the American Workplace.
Georgia State Law health law students demonstrated resilience in responding to the challenges of the pandemic and seized the opportunity to work on COVID-19-related legal issues.
Jayla Grant wants to combine her interests in social justice and technology to eradicate the school-to-prison pipeline. She is set to be the first graduate of the J.D./M.S.D.A. dual degree program.
Associate Professor Gholnecsar (Gholdy) Muhammad and CEHD alum Sherell McArthur (Ph.D. ’14) co-authored a study highlighting the history of Black female writers and investigating how Black women today use their voices to make sense of the difficulties they face.
Kreis specializes in civil rights and constitutional law, where he’s been able to make an impact not only with his scholarship but also with public facing work.
Georgia State Law’s Center for Law, Health & Society hosted a virtual panel discussion to dive into the recent important cases impacting the LGBTQ community.
