Finance Major Wins Andrew Young School Be the Change Contest
Finance Major Wins Andrew Young School Be the Change Contest
Mona Khalef, a senior finance major, is the winner of this year’s Be the Change contest sponsored by the Andrew […]
Serving & Learning Focus of Spring Break Projects Through Center for Access to Justice
Serving & Learning Focus of Spring Break Projects Through Center for Access to Justice
It’s a little after 3 p.m. Tuesday, March 14, the first Tuesday of spring break. The Fulton County Magistrate Court […]
Student and School Variables Can Predict High School Dropout, Georgia State University Study Finds
Student and School Variables Can Predict High School Dropout, Georgia State University Study Finds
The gap in the high school dropout rate among students of different racial and demographic backgrounds narrows when certain variables, […]
2017 Arts & Sciences Faculty Awards
2017 Arts & Sciences Faculty Awards
The College of Arts and Sciences is pleased to announce the winners of its 2017 faculty awards: The Outstanding Senior […]
Georgia State Perimeter College Student Awarded Cooke Foundation Transfer Scholarship
Georgia State Perimeter College Student Awarded Cooke Foundation Transfer Scholarship
ATLANTA--Georgia State University Perimeter College student Colton Smith has been awarded the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship, worth [...]
Dodson: Reforming Criminal Justice System Starts with Addressing Racism Within It
Dodson: Reforming Criminal Justice System Starts with Addressing Racism Within It
The criminal justice system is racist, and until that is addressed, we will continue to have a system that doesn’t […]
Students experience Mexican culture, education during Spring Break
Students experience Mexican culture, education during Spring Break
Assistant Professor Sue Kasun and her students traveled to Mexico during Georgia State University’s Spring Break, where they learned about Mexican culture and the relationship between schools and society.
King recognized for community work, science education research
King recognized for community work, science education research
Assistant Professor Natalie King has been named a recipient of the Educational Access Institute’s 2017 Keeper of the Caribbean Legacy Award and a 2017 recipient of the National Association for Research in Science Teaching’s (NARST) Jhumki Basu Scholar Award.
Kasun receives 2017 William Elgin Wickenden Award
Kasun receives 2017 William Elgin Wickenden Award
The American Society for Engineering Education has awarded Assistant Professor Sue Kasun with its William Elgin Wickenden Award, which recognizes an article published in the Journal of Engineering Education “that represents the highest standards of scholarly research in engineering education.”
Investor Advocacy Clinic Helps Shape Regulations Via Comment Letters
Investor Advocacy Clinic Helps Shape Regulations Via Comment Letters
When the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) considers adopting a rule — or amending an existing one — that will […]