Sound, Science and Art Merge for Dunwoody Prof
Sound, Science and Art Merge for Dunwoody Prof
Birdsong and an audio software used by biologists are inspirations for Claire Paul. The Dunwoody Campus art professor and artist […]
First-time Freshman Confident about Future at Perimeter
First-time Freshman Confident about Future at Perimeter
The fall semester is here, along with a record-breaking number of Georgia State University students attending college for the first […]
HeLP Clinic Experience Reinforces Practice of Law Is Service to Others
HeLP Clinic Experience Reinforces Practice of Law Is Service to Others
In an environment where most classes focus on distilling about 60 cases into three-sentence summaries, the HeLP Clinic provides students […]
Wade chosen for doctoral summer school in Czech Republic
Wade chosen for doctoral summer school in Czech Republic
Doctoral student Katie Wade was one of 49 students from around the world invited to attend the European Science Education Research Association’s 2016 Doctoral Student Summer School program.
Seven Strategies for a Successful Semester
Seven Strategies for a Successful Semester
The start of school can be exciting and even a bit intimidating for some students. But Georgia State University’s Ira […]
Georgia State Alum and His Wife Donate Typewriter Collection to Communications Department
Georgia State Alum and His Wife Donate Typewriter Collection to Communications Department
Jack Murphy, an Arizona journalist, gave his daughter Kathleen Murphy Harber her first typewriter before she went to college. Since that […]
Six New Professors, Researchers Join School Faculty For Fall 2016
Six New Professors, Researchers Join School Faculty For Fall 2016
Six new faculty members have joined the School of Public Health for the Fall 2016 semester. Their research interests reflect […]
Graduate Biology Student Wins Top Award at National Conference
Graduate Biology Student Wins Top Award at National Conference
ATLANTA—A Georgia State University graduate student has been awarded the Carol Litchfield Memorial Award for best student presentation in environmental […]
Easing Nurse Practitioner Rules Could Improve Access to Mammograms
Easing Nurse Practitioner Rules Could Improve Access to Mammograms
Allowing nurse practitioners to provide primary care without restriction could improve access to mammograms and increase breast cancer screening rates among […]
History Department Receives Grant to Broaden Career Opportunities for Graduate Students
History Department Receives Grant to Broaden Career Opportunities for Graduate Students
Georgia State University’s History Department has received a $3,000 Career Diversity for Historians grant from the American Historical Association (AHA) […]