STEM Career Club Links Students with Industry
STEM Career Club Links Students with Industry
STEM Career Club allows Perimeter College students to explore careers by linking them with area industry.
Georgia State Helps Transfer Student Find Purpose, Career in Philanthropy
Georgia State Helps Transfer Student Find Purpose, Career in Philanthropy
Georgia State junior Devonta Williams may be what every college dreams of in a transfer student, he credits the university for helping him find his purpose.
That’s a Wrap
That’s a Wrap
Film and media major Matt Long (B.A. ’19) always knew he wanted to make movies. He finishes his career at Georgia State just as his biggest production yet is set to hit the screen.
Nothing for Granted
Nothing for Granted
Last year’s Homecoming Princess Asia Haywood (B.S. ’19) was almost forced to drop out before a Panther Retention Grant saved her spot at commencement.
Georgia Health Policy Center Releases Bridging for Health Book
Georgia Health Policy Center Releases Bridging for Health Book
The Georgia Health Policy Center announces the launch of a new book, Bridging for Health: improving Community Health Through Innovations in Financing.
Georgia State Computer Science Department Receives Seed Fund To Bring More Women Into Computing
Georgia State Computer Science Department Receives Seed Fund To Bring More Women Into Computing
The start-up money is from the National Center for Women & Information Technology (NCWIT) with support from Microsoft Research.
Two Perimeter College Students Awarded Jack Kent Cooke Scholarships
Two Perimeter College Students Awarded Jack Kent Cooke Scholarships
Computer science students Isaac King and Hoang Huynh are among just 61 students from two-year colleges across the nation to receive the highly competitive scholarship this year.
Honors Music Student Wins Spring 2019 Thesis Pitch Competition
Honors Music Student Wins Spring 2019 Thesis Pitch Competition
Kate Schwarz, a senior music major, was the winner of the Spring 2019 Honors Thesis Pitch at Georgia State University.
MPA Student is Named a Presidential Management Fellowship Finalist
MPA Student is Named a Presidential Management Fellowship Finalist
Jessica Watkins will soon complete her Master of Public Administration and she was chosen as a finalist for the Presidential Management Fellows Program.
Going The Distance
Going The Distance
Asia Johnson, an ultramarathon runner and second year Ph.D. student at the Institute for Biomedical Sciences, is racing toward her mission to improve human health.