New Semester Offers Ways To Get Involved
New Semester Offers Ways To Get Involved
The start of a new semester finds Perimeter College brimming with more than just academic activities to help get students off to a solid start.
Geographer Receives Grant to Examine the Role of Moisture Transport in Rainfall Variability and Agricultural Decision Making in Africa
Geographer Receives Grant to Examine the Role of Moisture Transport in Rainfall Variability and Agricultural Decision Making in Africa
ATLANTA—Geosciences Associate Professor Jeremy Diem has received a three-year $400,000 grant from the National Science Foundation’s (NSF) Geography and Spatial Sciences Program to explore how Congo moisture affects rainfall and decision making in western Uganda.
Why Lowering Nicotine In Cigarettes Could Change The Course Of Health
Why Lowering Nicotine In Cigarettes Could Change The Course Of Health
Michael Eriksen, Dean of Georgia State University's School of Public Health, analyzes the 2017 FDA announcement it would consider reducing the amount of nicotine in cigarettes, low enough to make them nonaddictive.
Arts & Sciences in the Media, July 2017
Arts & Sciences in the Media, July 2017
Every month, our faculty, staff, students and alumni help shape the national conversation by speaking to the media on a wide range of social, political, scientific, educational and cultural issues.
Mathematics and Statistics Associate Professor Honored by the Mathematical Association of America
Mathematics and Statistics Associate Professor Honored by the Mathematical Association of America
Mathematics and Statistics Associate Professor Valerie Miller wins the Distinguished Teaching Award at the Mathematical Association of America (MAA) Southeastern Section’s 96th Annual Meeting.
Arts & Sciences in the Media, June 2017
Arts & Sciences in the Media, June 2017
Every month, our faculty members help shape the national conversation by speaking to the media on a wide range of social, political, scientific, educational and cultural issues.
Plays in a Day Sparks High-Octane Creativity
Plays in a Day Sparks High-Octane Creativity
CLARKSTON, Ga.—Atlanta-area residents and theater professionals are invited to join Georgia State University students, faculty and staff for the third annual Plays in a Day festival to be held on Georgia State’s Clarkston Campus Friday-Saturday, Aug. 25-26.
Warsaw Partnership Celebrates First Graduates from Center for American Law Studies
Warsaw Partnership Celebrates First Graduates from Center for American Law Studies
More than 85 Warsaw law students received the certificates issued by the three cosponsoring universities: University of Warsaw, Georgia State […]
Perimeter Students Selected for NASA Scholars Program
Perimeter Students Selected for NASA Scholars Program
CLARKSTON, Ga. – Georgia State University Perimeter College students Alana Burrell and Zachary Palmertree have been selected to attend the NASA Community College Aerospace Scholar Program at at Kennedy Space Center in Florida this fall.
Rendering (the) Visible III: Liquidity Announcement and Call For Papers
Rendering (the) Visible III: Liquidity Announcement and Call For Papers
ATLANTA—The graduate program in Moving Image Studies at Georgia State University presents “Rendering (the) Visible” III: Liquidity,” February 8-10, 2018. Conference panels, film and dance performances, and keynote lecture will explore the concept of liquidity as an innovative critical approach to the image’s relation to space, sensoriality, and digitality, as well as an aesthetic sensibility attuned to the political ontology of motion, form, matter, and noise.