Public Health Researcher Examines Link Between Childhood Education And Health
Public Health Researcher Examines Link Between Childhood Education And Health
Knowing that education begins in childhood and acts as a social determinant of health, Dr. Shanta Dube takes a close look at how childhood adversities impact learning and education.
Howard’s Fenwick to Discuss Urban School Reform at Benjamin E. Mays Lecture
Howard’s Fenwick to Discuss Urban School Reform at Benjamin E. Mays Lecture
Leslie T. Fenwick, Dean Emeritus and professor of educational policy and leadership at the Howard University School of Education, will deliver the 29th annual Benjamin E. Mays Lecture on Feb. 21 at 6:30 p.m. in Georgia State University’s Speaker’s Auditorium.
Presidential Scholar Class of 2021: Meet Savannah Rogers
Presidential Scholar Class of 2021: Meet Savannah Rogers
It’s a familiar story: the teenager finding the closeness and familiarity of her small, rural hometown to be oppressive, stifling. She can’t go anywhere without running into someone she knows.
Graduate Helps CDC Investigate Polio-Like Disease Striking Kids
Graduate Helps CDC Investigate Polio-Like Disease Striking Kids
News of a mysterious polio-like illness infecting children began to emerge across the United States in 2014.
'Lucky Stiff' actors have fun onstage and off
'Lucky Stiff' actors have fun onstage and off
Georgia State University Perimeter College’s Theatre Arts Guild presents the rollicking musical comedy “Lucky Stiff” at Clarkston Campus beginning Feb. 9.
Festival Spotlights Lost Southern Voices
Festival Spotlights Lost Southern Voices
Festival at Georgia State's Dunwoody Campus Highlights Forgotten or Underappreciated Southern works and authors.
Young Adult Author Meg Medina to Speak at Lecture on Diversity and Justice in Children’s Literature
Young Adult Author Meg Medina to Speak at Lecture on Diversity and Justice in Children’s Literature
Award-winning Cuban-American author Meg Medina will deliver the second annual Lecture on Diversity and Justice in Children’s Literature, scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 1, at 2 p.m. in Georgia State University’s College of Education & Human Development, room 1030 (30 Pryor St. S.E., Atlanta).
Prof. Stuart Gerber Performs at the Final Concert of the Creative Music Hapeville Series
Prof. Stuart Gerber Performs at the Final Concert of the Creative Music Hapeville Series
ArtsATL Review: Creative Music in Hapeville has a grand finale with Stuart Gerber and Marc Fleury.
It's A Harsh Flu Season. Here Are Tips To Keep From Getting Sick Or Spreading It To Others.
It's A Harsh Flu Season. Here Are Tips To Keep From Getting Sick Or Spreading It To Others.
In the midst of a harsh flu season, university communities need to take extra precautions to not spread infection, say the deans of Georgia’s four public health colleges.