The interim chair of the Department of Nutrition, Anita Nucci, associate professor, has been appointed chair by Dr. Huanbiao Mo, dean of the Byrdine F. Lewis College of Nursing and Health Professions. She replaces Mo, who was recently named dean of the college. Nucci served as interim chair for the past 16 months and previously served as department chair from 2011 to 2013.
As Professor Mary Radford puts it, the College of Law was “just a toddler” when she joined the faculty in 1984. She’s survived many of the growing pains, and now, retiring after 36 years of dedication to the institution she watched grow, she finally has the chance to look back and reflect on her time.
Steven Kaminshine, Mary Radford, Charity Scott, Doug Yarn and Julian Juergensmeyer are all retiring in 2020. Together, the professors have contributed more than 150 years of service to the College of Law.
The Andrew Young School has launched a new peer-to-peer counseling program designed to meet students’ needs as they transitioned to learning from a distance
The School of Nursing posted a 100% pass rate on the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) among first-time test takers in Spring 2020. These results, well above the national average, were earned by the Fall 2019 bachelor’s degree graduates.
For the first time, the College of Law held its annual Swearing-In Ceremony virtually on June 5. Hosted in an online meeting, 22 Georgia State Law graduates who passed the State Bar’s February exam were sworn into the Georgia Superior Court.
Professor Catharina Chang has received two national awards for her leadership, advocacy and contributions to the counseling profession.
Jarvarus Gresham shares experiences from his first year of practice at Baker Hostetler and reflects on his time at the College of Law.
Retired professor Mike Metzler recently published a book about his experiences with cancer entitled, “My Two Journeys in Cancer World: Team Mike Versus the Prairie Dogs.”
As the associate dean for library and information services in the College of Law and a clinical professor of law, Kris Niedringhaus encourages students to explore legal technology.
