The International Society for Technology in Education and the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (ISTE+ASCD) named the College of Education & Human Development the 2025 winner of the ISTE+ASCD Distinguished Educator Preparation Program Award.
Online MPH student Brianna Harris chose to concentrate in Health Promotion and Behavior for its impactful curriculum and the chance to engage in innovative research as a Graduate Research Assistant.
Conductor Henry Cheng joins Georgia State University as Interim Director of Orchestras this fall, leading the GSU Symphony and conducting studio while Dr. Tamara Dworetz is on leave. An internationally acclaimed conductor and GSU alum, Cheng brings a bold artistic vision shaped by global experience and community engagement.
A new academic study has uncovered that some U.S. public companies use loopholes in federal rules to make their CEO-to-worker pay ratios appear more acceptable to shareholders without actually narrowing the pay gap between top executives and rank-and-file employees.
Alumni and faculty from the college's Developing STEM Professionals as Educators and Teacher Leaders (DSPETL) scholarship program reflect on their time with the program and what they've learned.
What are the chances that two young men, previously from Myanmar, would end up thousands of miles from home, attend Georgia State University’s Perimeter College, graduate together and be accepted at the same time at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) to continue their education?
Rakeb Tesfassellasie has already packed a lot into her college experience.
She has researched the impact that building design and windows have on migrating birds and has worked with a team to design a self-administered Pap test—a project for which she is continuing research. This spring, Tesfassellasie was recognized for her achievements and awarded the prominent national Jack Kent Cooke (JKC) Foundation Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship.
Paloma Hodje wants to be a changemaker. That’s why the recent graduate of Georgia State University’s Perimeter College has spent the last two years studying engineering and immersing herself in research.
Hodje, who is originally from Paris, learned in May that she has been awarded the Jack Kent Cooke (JKC) Foundation Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship.
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