DECATUR, Ga. – High school seniors in good academic standing in south DeKalb County may be eligible for college scholarships at Georgia State University’s Decatur Campus.
DECATUR, Ga.—Reciting Shakespeare’s sonnets atop an Italian hill in Florence—now that’s something Faizon Williams, while a Columbia High School student in Decatur, never imagined doing. But last summer Williams did exactly that as a Georgia State University Perimeter College student studying abroad in Italy.
ATLANTA—Religious Studies Assistant Professor Monique Moultrie’s upcoming book was initially based on her dissertation, an analysis of televangelist Juanita Bynum’s No More Sheets sermon. After conducting a series of interviews with Black single, Christian women across the South, however, the book quickly morphed into something much larger in scope.
A new community of breast cancer researchers – from Atlanta and around the world – is taking shape at Georgia State University starting Sept. 18.
DUNWOODY, Ga. — Anastassia Stoenelova initially didn’t think much about applying for a scholarship to help cover the costs of her education.
DECATUR, Ga.—It was one of those “Oprah” moments. Ynnel Banks was sitting with a group of students, families and friends during an academic celebration on Georgia State University’s Decatur Campus. The students, members of the new Perimeter Academy and State Farm Scholars program, had just completed the summer semester of college courses—an achievement Banks never thought possible a year ago.
ATLANTA—The College of the Arts kicks off its inaugural year with a sensational Year of the Arts! program that spotlights the arts at Georgia State University for all to enjoy. The program boasts a curated mix of more than 24 arts events that include internationally acclaimed guest artists, exhibitions, concerts, dance performances, artist lectures, theatre productions, and conferences, as well as perennial holiday favorites.
Assistant Professor Jessica Scott has been awarded a $35,000 Spencer Foundation grant for a project entitled, “The role of early language and academic English in the reading comprehension of middle and high school deaf and hard of hearing students.”
Georgia State University’s Intensive English Program (IEP), in collaboration with the Robinson College of Business, launched English for Professional Purposes: Business (EPP:B) this summer to prepare international Robinson students for the demands of graduate coursework.
Students at Georgia State University’s Perimeter College began fall classes with more than a million dollars’ worth of classroom computer and other technology upgrades at their fingertips.
