Collaboration Strengthens College to Career Success
Collaboration Strengthens College to Career Success
College teams up with Synchronicity Theatre to give students an opportunity to grow through theater.


College teams up with Synchronicity Theatre to give students an opportunity to grow through theater.

Scott Pieper serves as a department head for Georgia State University Library. He manages the libraries for Perimeter College on the Decatur and Newton campuses.

Perimeter College celebrated its Staff Awards winners during the college’s annual Staff Day celebration.

Andrea Hendricks, senior director of Online Initiatives at Georgia State University’s Perimeter College, started The unDistance Learning Conference to provide training and student engagement strategies for educators who teach online.

A team of Perimeter engineering students bring home the 2nd place victory from the annual Community College Innovation Challenge in the nation's capital.

Perimeter College at Georgia State University hosted PianoFest, a week-long celebration of music, artistry and community that featured international pianists in daily performances along with masterclasses for piano students throughout metro Atlanta.

Since fall 2023, enrollment in the Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program has increased 143 percent, 21 to 51 students, and 69 percent, or 121 to 205 students, in the Master of Science of Nursing (MSN) program.

Isabelle Grest (J.D. ’28), a second-year part-time student at Georgia State University College of Law, recently won the 2025 ABA Student Writing Competition.
The Music Industry program has kicked off the fall with a packed September—bringing students together for seminars, workshops, and fireside chats with industry leaders like Maureen “Ma Dukes” Yancey, Sean Garrett, and Fiona Bloom. And the momentum is just getting started. With major performances, guest speakers, and showcases on the horizon in October and November, MTM continues to expand its impact on campus and throughout Atlanta’s music scene.

Professor Maged Henary, Department of Chemistry, College of Arts & Sciences, traveled to Egypt to share his expertise in biomedical chemistry. His talk, “Near-Infrared Modified Cyanine Dyes: Synthesis, Optical Properties, and Biomedical Applications,” highlighted cutting-edge research with broad implications for drug discovery, diagnostics and medical imaging technologies.