Professor Tania Maxwell Clements of Georgia State University’s School of Music has received the 2025 Atlanta Federation of Musicians Educator Award. The honor recognizes her exceptional contributions as a performer, educator and director of the Campus Orchestra.
Nancy Andrade, the recipient of the school’s 2025 Doctor of Public Health Achievement Award, says the DrPH program has enriched her knowledge and skills across key areas, including epidemiology, research methods and more.
Two Georgia State University School of Music faculty members have been named candidates for national leadership positions with the National Association for Music Education (NAfME). Dr. Patrick Freer, Professor of Music and Coordinator of Music Education, is a candidate for NAfME National President-Elect, while Dr. Matthew Koperniak, part-time instructor of music education, has been nominated for Southern Division President-Elect.
Gender, Confidence and the Mismeasure of Intelligence, Competitiveness and Literacy is groundbreaking new research from economists at the Center of Economic Analysis of Risk at Georgia State’s Robinson College of Business.
Since the redesign, new enrollment has increased by nearly 40 percent compared to the two years prior, and the program has sustained this growth for two consecutive years.
A new study led by Assistant Professor Brennan Chandler has found that spelling instruction plays a critical role in helping students with learning disabilities succeed in both reading and writing.
Georgia State University’s undergraduate business programs in computer information systems and risk management and insurance are ranked as national top 10 programs in the 2026 “Best Colleges” edition of U.S. News & World Report, released today (Sept. 23).
Eleven of the 30 early-stage ventures selected for Cohort 5 of the Main Street Entrepreneurs Seed Fund are helmed by Robinson College students and alumni.
Daniel D. Driffin has focused much of his career at the intersection of advocacy and assisting communities impacted by HIV. He said he was drawn to Atlanta and Georgia State’s Doctor of Public Health (DrPH) program by the opportunity to develop the kind of population-level solutions that can change lives for the better.
M.S. in Information Systems student Sumedha Dasgupta traded drafting homes for designing business systems, proving creativity and technology can power the future together.
