With aspirations to pursue a career in medicine, BSPH student Laitsa Jean chose to major in public health to broaden her perspective from solely treating future patients to also exploring options to prevent disease and understand the “how” and “why” of health outcomes.
Tiana Watkins opened a winery with her father in Kentucky and plans to host wine events in Georgia where everyone is welcome.
Professors Arun Rai and Balasubramaniam (Bala) Ramesh, longtime colleagues and leaders in the Department of Computer Information Systems at Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business, have each received the highest alumni honors from their alma maters.
When Salem Mutata graduates in December 2025, she’ll leave behind a legacy of service at Georgia State University.
Professor Beth Cianfrone and CEHD alum Armin Marquez (M.S. ’16, Ph.D. ’20) co-authored a 2024 study in the International Journal of Sport Management and Marketing to better understand how baseball fans feel about partitioned pricing and paying fees to see their favorite teams play.
Our sport administration program's strong partnerships with collegiate and professional sport teams and organizations across Atlanta provide students with hands-on learning opportunities and give partner organizations dedicated support staff for their events.
Researchers from Georgia State’s Robinson College of Business, Kennesaw State University, and the University of Tennessee have developed a model that explains how emotional cues, rather than accuracy, shape the way we consume and share news on social media.
Thanks to grant funding from local partners, students in the sport administration master's program have the opportunity to conduct research at a local school, college or sport organization while completing their degree.
Assistant Professor Allison Smith co-authored a study to better understand collegiate athletes’ motivational perspectives and the patterns that allow them to succeed academically and athletically.
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