ATLANTA—First-generation immigrants in the United States are as trusting of native-born American citizens as those native-born are of each other in their interactions, according to research by Georgia State University economist and his colleague. However, these new immigrants do not show the same levels of trust among other immigrants.
ATLANTA—Education policy is of topmost interest to Jurée Capers, an assistant professor of public management and policy in the Andrew Young School. Her research puts a different spin on the subject, though, by examining the structures inside and outside educational institutions that impact underrepresented populations.
ASHBURN, Ga.—A group of dental hygiene students from Georgia State University’s Perimeter College provided dental sealants and fluoride to third- and fourth-graders in south Georgia’s Turner County recently, thanks to a collaborative effort between the college’s Dental Hygiene program and local school and health officials.
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