Kashif Molwani, a 2017 graduate of Georgia State University, is one of 147 international fellows from 38 countries to be named to the Class of 2020 Schwarzman Scholars, a one-year global affairs master’s degree program in Beijing.
Robert Friedman, director of the Georgia International Law Enforcement Exchange, has found that incitement plays a key role in violence and terrorism.
Looking for a holiday gift for a lover of learning? Consider these 2018 books by faculty of the College of Arts and Sciences at Georgia State University.
Assistant Professor Gholnecsar Muhammad received a three-year, $749,895 grant from the U.S. Department of Education to study a professional development model designed to improve secondary school teachers’ literacy instruction in STEM content areas.
In a new book, Elizabeth Beck and Pamela C. Twiss weigh historic patterns of homelessness against contemporary policy and explore its normalization.
The annual prize is awarded for exemplary use of digital courseware to help undergraduate students succeed.
A new study shows that social workers who use broad categorizations to define populations may impede their ability to assess complex social relationships.
Her dedication and outstanding academic record made Clifvette Webb, a senior philosophy major at Georgia State University, the ideal candidate for the 2018 Honors College Parents Club Award.
Margaret Fowke's career has taken her from Grady Hospital to the National Weather Service and a unique role with the Silver Spring Fire Department.
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