Recent Faculty Publications
Recent Faculty Publications
Department of Anthropology Emanuela Guano, Associate Professor Emanuela Guano, Associate Professor of Anthropology, Creative Urbanity: An Italian Middle Class in […]
Freedom to Express First Amendment Rights Important Exercise
Freedom to Express First Amendment Rights Important Exercise
The Jan. 21 Atlanta March for Social Justice and Women, which was one of hundreds of demonstrations by millions of […]
MPA Alum Funds Scholarship to Help GSU Undergrads Fulfill Their Dreams
MPA Alum Funds Scholarship to Help GSU Undergrads Fulfill Their Dreams
Enlisting in the Navy was never Darryl Holloman’s dream. The military held no particular appeal for him; his experience with […]
'You Can Chase Your Dreams,' Jessica Leiva (J.D. '19)
'You Can Chase Your Dreams,' Jessica Leiva (J.D. '19)
Jessica Leiva (J.D. ’19) knew she wanted to be a lawyer since she was a teenager. But her dreams were […]
Chief Justice Cites Georgia State Law Professor in State of Judiciary Address
Chief Justice Cites Georgia State Law Professor in State of Judiciary Address
Addressing a special joint session of the Georgia Assembly on Jan. 25, Georgia’s new chief justice, P. Harris Hines, cited […]
Brewer Explores Social Enterprise Using Metaphor in The Social Enterprise Zoo
Brewer Explores Social Enterprise Using Metaphor in The Social Enterprise Zoo
Social enterprise is difficult to define and classify. Organizations as distinct as Habitat for Humanity (nonprofit), Warby Parker (for profit) […]
Georgia State Leads Effort to Submit Civil Rights Sites for World Heritage Recognition
Georgia State Leads Effort to Submit Civil Rights Sites for World Heritage Recognition
Georgia State University has recently received a $600,000 grant from the Alabama Tourism Department to develop a serial nomination of U.S. […]
Georgia State Students Invited to Share a World-Changing Pledge, Win $1,000
Georgia State Students Invited to Share a World-Changing Pledge, Win $1,000
ATLANTA—A new contest by the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies challenges students enrolled at any Georgia State University campus […]
Breast Cancer Prognosis of African-American Patients May Improve with Chemotherapy Before Surgery
Breast Cancer Prognosis of African-American Patients May Improve with Chemotherapy Before Surgery
ATLANTA—Administering chemotherapy to African-American breast cancer patients prior to surgery could improve their prognosis and survival rates from the disease, according to a new study.