Nia Moore
Nia Moore
Nia Moore (B.A. ’07) is in her first year at Georgia State as the digital marketing specialist for the Student Center.
Newton Students Join with Community to Explore Local Issues
Newton Students Join with Community to Explore Local Issues
Georgia State University Perimeter College students are partnering with Newton County organizations to explore local issues.
Career Services Offers Campus 'Carnivals'
Career Services Offers Campus 'Carnivals'
Georgia State University Career Services offers campus 'Carnivals' to make Perimeter College students aware of the support available to help them reach their career goals.
Something In The Water: Georgia State’s Youth Jazz Programs Pave the Way for Tomorrow’s Stars
Something In The Water: Georgia State’s Youth Jazz Programs Pave the Way for Tomorrow’s Stars
When it comes to jazz, there’s something in the water at the Georgia State School of Music.
Study: Inexpensive Test Can Lead to Higher College Graduation Rates
Study: Inexpensive Test Can Lead to Higher College Graduation Rates
Students who pass one or more College Level Examination Program (CLEP) tests in high school or college are more likely to earn a post-secondary degree, according to research published as a Georgia State University W.J. Usery Workplace Research Group working paper.
College of Law Names Monique McCarthy Senior Director of Law Admissions
College of Law Names Monique McCarthy Senior Director of Law Admissions
Georgia State University College of Law has a new senior director of Law Admissions, as of May 2018. Monique McCarthy is in position and has already began to set goals for the Law Admissions department.
The Journal of Music Theory Publishes the Article "Gjerdingen's Schemata Reexamined” by Music Theory Professor Gilad Rabinovitch
The Journal of Music Theory Publishes the Article "Gjerdingen's Schemata Reexamined” by Music Theory Professor Gilad Rabinovitch
The article takes a new, in-depth view of the relations between a historical keyboard training model and the creative work of eighteenth-century European musicians.
Grab the Coffee -- It's Time for 'Plays In A Day'
Grab the Coffee -- It's Time for 'Plays In A Day'
Perimeter College students and alumni will write, produce and perform six plays in just over 24 hours in the fourth annual "Plays In A Day."
Students Use Data Analytics to Predict Case Outcomes
Students Use Data Analytics to Predict Case Outcomes
Law and analytics students work together to build predictive models for case outcomes in Legal Analytics Lab sprint.
Smokers Who Don’t Plan To Quit Don’t Accept Health Dangers
Smokers Who Don’t Plan To Quit Don’t Accept Health Dangers
Smokers who never plan to quit are less likely than other smokers to agree that cigarettes cause lung cancer, heart disease and other serious health problems, according to a study by a group of tobacco researchers at the School of Public Health at Georgia State University.