As Brewer explains, tax is a giant puzzle that permeates every area of the law. Whether it’s divorce, selling a house, starting a business or non-profit, etc., tax is implicated. If tax law merely was about “doing the math,” there would be no need for tax lawyers.
As school leaders continue to make decisions and guide their staff, CEHD alum Dan Sims recommends a style of leadership that treats people with understanding but also holds students and staff to high academic standards.
Dihema Longman set a goal to earn her doctorate by her 40th birthday and this semester, she’s achieved that goal, graduating with her doctorate in teaching and learning and a concentration in mathematics education just before her birthday on May 20.
Charles Hight is graduating this semester with his doctorate in teaching and learning alongside his daughter, Bethany, who has earned a master’s degree from Georgia State’s School of Public Health.
Cindy Fujimoto is becoming a triple Panther this semester, graduating this spring with her doctorate in teaching and learning.
Morrison says the exploration in her scholarship over the past 11 years at Georgia State Law has allowed her to learn and grow, but it’s her students and colleagues that she most enjoys.
Four students graduate this spring with a Certificate of Career Readiness from Georgia State University’s Inclusive Digital Expression and Literacy Program.
After a career in entertainment law and radio, professor Mo Ivory shares her contract negotiation and intellectual property law skills with the next generation of entertainment attorneys.
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