The Andrew Young School has received a grant from IREX to coordinate the Women and Girls Leadership and Empowerment Conference for young african leaders.
Initially, she figured she would become a criminal defense attorney. But as she got older, she started shifting her interest towards health law, which is also a field where she can make a large impact on people’s lives.
Keio Gayden, who completed the CEHD's certificate in career and technical education, won the 2020 Teacher of the Year Award from the Georgia Association for Career and Technical Education.
In this edition of the Georgia State Law class notes, judges are on the move and graduates are embarking on new adventures in the profession.
Once a Panther, always a Panther! I knew by enrolling at Robinson, I could bypass the doubts and insecurities of pursuing a graduate degree at another school and still receive some of the top education in the country.
I recently earned a minor in hospitality administration from Robinson, and learned about a multitude of avenues within the hospitality industry where I might excel.
Georgia State University College of Law welcomes 256 new students—one of the largest incoming classes in recent years-- and the most women in the college's history.
Incoming M.S. in Finance student Caroline MacMillan works as an FP&A analyst at Lockheed Martin Aeronautics, where she has been exposed to financial models, financial reporting processes, and process automation.
CEHD sport administration master's student Laura Hicks was chosen for the 2020 McLendon Minority Postgraduate Scholarship, a program that supports students from minority populations who want to become collegiate athletics leaders.
Suburbia has very much become the dominant face of metropolitan areas, according to geographer Jan Nijman, director of the Urban Studies Institute.
