College of Education & Human Development alumnus Ingrid Thompson-Sellers (Ph.D. ’12) has been named the eighth president of South Georgia State College in Douglas, Ga.
Lee Thomas’s strong leadership has made Georgia the top spot for filming movies and TV.
College of Education & Human Development student Indya Armstrong, a senior in the college’s middle level education program, learned skills like time management and self-discipline by participating in the Alonzo A. Crim Center for Urban Educational Excellence’s Early College program.
Venafi contracted the Evidence Based Cybersecurity Research Group to search for activity with the potential to impact clients’ machine identities.
Vasylisa Badan of Kharkiv, Ukraine is serving as an intern at the United Nations as part of her master's in Public Administration.
Stephan Davis, clinical assistant professor of nursing, plays holiday music on his saxophone for visitors to Atlanta’s Grady Hospital during December. An accomplished performer and composer, Davis enjoys delighting young and old alike with musical healing his performances sponsored by The Serenbe Institute for Art, Culture and the Environment.
Applications open January 2019 for the first Doctor of Philosophy in Urban Studies offered by the University System of Georgia. The new degree program, developed by the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies’ Urban Studies Institute at Georgia State University, will welcome its inaugural class of students in the fall of 2019.
For more than three years, Panther’s Pantry has provided food to eligible, currently enrolled Georgia State students who experience food insecurity. Students may pick up fresh, nutritious food once a week.
Perimeter College candidates for graduation mark completion of their associate degree work during two commencement ceremonies Dec. 13.
Almost 40 Georgia State University Perimeter College students celebrated completion of their associate degree nursing program Dec. 11.
