As assistant director of the Georgia State Law Center for Access to Justice, Darcy Meals believes that her job is to get law students out of the textbooks and into the community.
She’s heading into her final year at Georgia State Law, where Watkins has excelled not only in the classroom, but also as the president of the Black Law Students Association and a member of the Moot Court Competition Team.
Distinguished University Professor Daphne Greenberg and other Georgia State faculty have created the first post-doctoral fellowship training program in the country specifically designed to support new Ph.D. graduates interested in studying adult literacy.
In a recently-published collection of papers, Associate Professor Michelle Zoss and other educators explain how incorporating the arts in their English language arts classrooms can help high school students better connect with the material they’re learning.
Eight Georgia State Law students participated in virtual summer internships offered through the Georgia Latino Law Foundation.
Kelli Wolk (J.D. '99) talks about how Georgia's Probate Courts are adapting during COVID-19 and why she ranks Georgia State Law among her best life choices.
An interdisciplinary team of business and legal researchers at Georgia State University is working to build a more open justice system with easily accessible public data.
Brooke Silverthorn has been named co-director of the Health Law Partnership (HeLP) Legal Services Clinic in the College of Law and assistant clinical professor.
Four Georgia State undergraduate health informatics students haven’t had their summer internships derailed by COVID-19. Evva Health put them to work remotely, collaborating with health IT industry experts to enhance the user experience on Evva Health’s dementia caregiving platform.
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