The Georgia International Law Enforcement Exchange will receive a Carl V. Patton President's Award for Community Service and Social Justice.
Curcio’s scholarship stretches from critiquing the bar exam as a measure of competence in lawyers, to gender equity issues, and campus sexual assault. While these topics may appear distinct, Curcio does find a common denominator amongst them.
The college is proud to recognize our outstanding students, faculty and staff.
Not forgetting where he started is important for Najjar, which is why he’s remained so involved with Georgia State Law. Along with serving on the Board of Visitors, Najjar also endows a scholarship that a first-year law student receives every year.
Professor Gary Bingham offers research-based principles that every parent of young children (ages 0-6) should keep in mind during the COVID-19 crisis.
The Atlanta Regional Collaborative for Health Improvement hosted a discussion of research showing links between homelessness & racial inequities in Atlanta.
Growing up during the Civil Rights Movement inspired Professor Bill Edmundson to pursue a career in law. In his class 'What is Justice,' he teaches students the principles of social contract theory.
Georgia State Law opened a new Immigration Clinic in spring 2020 in order to address the state's growing need for immigration attorneys and judges. Students in the clinic work with clients who are facing deportation.
The Andrew Young School has awarded more than 150 students scholarships, fellowships and awards including 3 new honors during the 2019/2020 academic year.
