DECA Graduate is Winner of Gates Millennium Scholarship
DECA Graduate is Winner of Gates Millennium Scholarship
Yizra Ghebre edged out tens of thousands of students from across the nation to nab one of this year’s coveted […]
Kerew Helps Launch Externship Resource Site for Community
Kerew Helps Launch Externship Resource Site for Community
Kendall Kerew, assistant clinical professor and director of the Externship Program, helped launch LexternWeb, a website that is designed to […]
Pro Se Assistance Project Fulfills Need in Bankruptcy Community
Pro Se Assistance Project Fulfills Need in Bankruptcy Community
Since its soft launch last October, the Georgia State Law Pro Se Assistance Project (PAP) has received tremendous support from […]
First-Years Develop Practical Fact Investigation Skills in Lawyering Foundations
First-Years Develop Practical Fact Investigation Skills in Lawyering Foundations
“The facts are crucial,” said Ellie Miller (J.D. ’18) about the work she did last summer while interning for a […]
Lawyer Advocacy: Required Skills Training in the Second Year
Lawyer Advocacy: Required Skills Training in the Second Year
All Georgia State law students must take Lawyering Advocacy in the spring semester of their second year. The course is […]
Measuring successful veteran reintegration
Measuring successful veteran reintegration
Dr. Pey-Shen Wen and a group of four researchers, primarily at Veteran’s Administration (VA) hospitals around the country, are seeking […]
Moot Court Teams Fare Well at Notable Competitions
Moot Court Teams Fare Well at Notable Competitions
Three of Georgia State Law’s moot court teams recently participated in international, national and regional competitions—earning honors at each. Jessup […]
Philosophy Associate Professor Receives Stipend to Examine Human Thoughts
Philosophy Associate Professor Receives Stipend to Examine Human Thoughts
Department of Philosophy Associate Professor Daniel Weiskopf has been selected to receive a $6,000 National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) […]
Woman, Minorities More Likely To Report Bullying In The Workplace, Georgia State Study Shows
Woman, Minorities More Likely To Report Bullying In The Workplace, Georgia State Study Shows
The study, published in the journal Social Science Research, found that in addition to experiencing higher levels of workplace bullying, […]
Women, Minorities More Likely To Report Bullying In The Workplace, Georgia State Study Shows
Women, Minorities More Likely To Report Bullying In The Workplace, Georgia State Study Shows
ATLANTA—Women and minority groups report experiencing higher levels of workplace bullying, according to a new study by Georgia State University researchers.