Carissa Lavin: A Fearless Freshman Makes the Trip from Louisiana
Carissa Lavin: A Fearless Freshman Makes the Trip from Louisiana
Of all the new Presidential Scholars for 2015, Carissa Lavin is from the farthest away. But after being uprooted by […]
Race Influences the Discipline of Students in Segregated Communities
Race Influences the Discipline of Students in Segregated Communities
Students in segregated school systems are less likely to experience harsh disciplinary action if their teachers reflect their racial makeup, […]
Race a Factor in Repeated Victimizations of People with Mental Illness, Georgia State Study Finds
Race a Factor in Repeated Victimizations of People with Mental Illness, Georgia State Study Finds
ATLANTA–African Americans who are mentally ill are at greater risk of being repeatedly victimized than are mentally ill white people, […]
College Students’ Internet Overuse Leads Families to Connect and Conflict, New Study Finds
College Students’ Internet Overuse Leads Families to Connect and Conflict, New Study Finds
ATLANTA--College students who are addicted to the Internet report positive and negative effects on their family relationships, according to new […]
Examining Complex Brain Activity
Examining Complex Brain Activity
The Lewis School co-sponsored, in conjunction with the College of Arts & Sciences, a successful BrainModes 2015 course and workshop […]
School Receives $867,000 To Continue Tobacco Control Work In China
School Receives $867,000 To Continue Tobacco Control Work In China
The School of Public Health at Georgia State University has received a grant of more than $867,000 from Pfizer Inc. to […]
Presidential Scholar Nia Mitchell: Surrounded by Opportunities in Downtown Atlanta
Presidential Scholar Nia Mitchell: Surrounded by Opportunities in Downtown Atlanta
The Presidential Scholarship is among the top awards an incoming Georgia State student can receive. In addition to covering full […]
Caroline Johnson: Ready for Everything the Panthers — and Atlanta — Have to Offer
Caroline Johnson: Ready for Everything the Panthers — and Atlanta — Have to Offer
The Presidential Scholarship is among the top awards an incoming Georgia State student can receive. In addition to covering full […]
School of Public Health Receives $2.2M For Child Maltreatment Research
School of Public Health Receives $2.2M For Child Maltreatment Research
WASHINGTON, D.C.--The Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) has awarded a research team at Georgia State University’s School of Public Health [...]
Alumnus Works To Heal Mongolia’s Health Care System
Alumnus Works To Heal Mongolia’s Health Care System
Erdenekhuu “Egi” Nansalmaa (MPH, '11) is working to heal Mongolia's health care system.