Assistant Professor Laura Shannonhouse and her research team examined how the Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) program can be used in schools and published their findings earlier this year in the Journal of Counseling and Development, which earned her the American Counseling Association’s Best Practices Research Award.
After a multi-year hiatus, a recycling program is gearing up on all Georgia State University campuses where Perimeter College operates.
ATLANTA—Religious Studies student LaValla Wilson had a dream to guide youth faced with homelessness through their academic experiences. Now thanks to the Student Innovation Fellowship Program, she’s one step closer to fulfilling that dream through the development of a homeless youth app: the Homeless Youth Resource Site.
Arts and Sciences faculty are constantly publishing high-level scholarship and research in a wide variety of journals and books. These are examples of faculty work from October and November 2017.
Burnaway reviews "Socially Engaged" citing the group show as,"...both visually and conceptually engaging, not always an attainable combination."
ATLANTA—Expanding smoke-free laws in bars or restaurants may be more impactful in preventing asthma-related hospitalizations than smoke-free laws in nonhospitality workplaces, according to a Georgia State University study published in the Canadian Respiratory Journal.
Unless they’ve been tipped off that there are teasers or hidden scenes buried within or after the scrolling list of names and locations that follow movies, most people check out when the closing credits start rolling.
ATLANTA—On Nov. 11, Americans will take a moment to thank and honor those who have courageously served in the United States Armed Forces for Veteran’s Day. Department of Philosophy Associate Professor Andrew I. Cohen’s research explores how veterans sometimes have challenges with guilt and shame after deployment, which experts call moral injury.
ATLANTA—When students enrolled in Global Studies Institute Associate Professor Jennie Burnet’s Culture and Change in Africa course last spring, they had no idea that they’d spend the semester generating high quality contributions to a platform many of their former professors deemed unreliable: Wikipedia.
ATLANTA—More than 140 students from 10 departments in the College of Arts and Sciences in the Fall 2017 Undergraduate STEM Research Conference at Georgia State University’s Natural Sciences Building on Oct. 27, 2017.
