Student Collecting Coats to Make an Impact
Student Collecting Coats to Make an Impact
Perimeter College student James Monk collects and distributes coats to help people in need.
Award-Winning Perimeter Alumni Will Speak at Commencement
Award-Winning Perimeter Alumni Will Speak at Commencement
Award-winning alumni will speak at Georgia State University Perimeter College commencement services Dec. 13.
Using Internal Grant Funding to Grow Research
Using Internal Grant Funding to Grow Research
How does a college which focuses on producing top-notch health care professionals keep its research portfolio growing? One way is through internal initiation grants to help faculty fund pilot studies that will lead to future externally funded research.
Philosopher Elijah Owuor (B.A. ’08, M.P.A. ’10) Finds Meaning in Public Service
Philosopher Elijah Owuor (B.A. ’08, M.P.A. ’10) Finds Meaning in Public Service
After years of devoted public service in Atlanta and Washington D.C., Elijah Owuor remains the philosopher with a practical bent.
Artadia Names Welch School-Affiliated Artists Winners of The 2018 Atlanta Awards
Artadia Names Welch School-Affiliated Artists Winners of The 2018 Atlanta Awards
School of Music Alumnus Named One of Musical America's Top 30 Professionals of 2018
School of Music Alumnus Named One of Musical America's Top 30 Professionals of 2018
School of Music Faculty Help Students Gain Real World Experience in Atlanta's Jazz Scene
School of Music Faculty Help Students Gain Real World Experience in Atlanta's Jazz Scene
Fall Grads Overcome Obstacles, Embrace New Opportunities
Fall Grads Overcome Obstacles, Embrace New Opportunities
When Princeton Nelson started college, he was living out of his car and driving an Uber to pay the bills. He's among more than 75 students from the College of Arts and Sciences earning their degrees in December.
Honors Grad Motivated To Become A Doctor So She Can Help Others
Honors Grad Motivated To Become A Doctor So She Can Help Others
By the time she was 16 years old, Tanya Panwala knew she wanted to be a doctor. She wasn’t certain what her specialty would be, but she knew she wanted to be a doctor who fought back against the kind of systemic inequities that she witnessed during childhood trips to see family in Pakistan.
Oxytocin Linked To Social Bonding In Gregarious Capuchin Monkeys
Oxytocin Linked To Social Bonding In Gregarious Capuchin Monkeys
Studying oxytocin may help scientists understand the biological mechanism underpinning the tendency to live in groups and foster cooperation in social animals, including humans.