Georgia State University Law Dean Wendy F. Hensel, along with professors Eric J. Segall, Ryan Rowberry and Julian C. Juergensmeyer, will speak at the Poland-U.S. Conference on the Rule of Law held by The Center for American Law Studies at the University of Warsaw Faculty of Law and Administration on June 26.
A small delegation from the College of Education & Human Development met with staff of several congressional leaders as part of the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (AACTE)'s Day on the Hill event.
Sport administration graduate student Hannah Craig was part of Minor League Baseball's 2018 FIELD program and spoke about the program’s benefits, her love for baseball and what she learned about working with Minor League Baseball.
Georgia State film students Taylor Dudley and Donovan Stanley film "TOGETHER" was among the film shorts selected by Campus Movie Fest (CMF) and screened during the 71st annual Cannes International Film Festival in France.
The College of the Arts and the School of Film, Media & Theatre are pleased to announce that Moving Image Studies Ph.D. candidate Jenny Gunn is a 2018 recipient of the Provost’s Dissertation Fellowship.
“Investing has the ability to change an individual’s life, to take your family from one place and one plan to another, or to help you achieve a new goal,” said Commissioner Robert Jackson of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission at a town hall meeting held at Georgia State University College of Law on June 13.
Catherine Slocum began her higher education journey at Georgia State thinking she wanted to practice law. As she became active in student government and various social causes, she realized she had a heart for social justice work and shifted gears.
Rachel Stanley was raised in Gwinnett, metro Atlanta’s most diverse county by population. She was also raised to understand the importance of diversity and the dangers that can arise in its absence. “My family is Jewish, so I grew up learning a lot about the Holocaust.”
DeKalb County residents interested in starting their own business are invited to a free Entrepreneurial Symposium on Georgia State University’s Decatur Campus June 15.
Students at Perimeter College perform undergraduate research as part of the Summer Bridge program offered through the Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation (LSAMP).
