As a Graduate Research Assistant in Associate Professor Claire Spears' Mindful Living Lab, MPH student Brittany Kelley is on a mission to harness the power of data to address critical health issues.
At Georgia State, Andrew Williamson (BSPH '22) discovered how mental and community health intersect, shaping his interests into a fulfilling career.
Georgia State School of Music announces a key leadership transition in its athletic band program, welcoming Lawrence Williams as Assistant Director of Bands and expanding the role of longtime faculty member T. Devin Reid as Interim Director of Athletic Bands and Associate Director of Bands.
Gal Kaldes (B.A. '09, M.Ed. '12, Ph.D. '21), a postdoctoral fellow in the college's Adult Literacy Research Center (ALRC), has combined her clinical background, research skills and commitment to supporting adult learners into her work in the ALRC.
In the CEOWorld rankings, which assessed 118 hotel and hospitality schools, Georgia State’s program is No. 17 in the United States and No. 24 worldwide.
As a postdoctoral researcher in the college's Adult Literacy Research Center, Lindsay McHolme studies the connections among language, identity and educational policy.
Harrell provided workshop attendees with insights on navigating HBR’s editorial landscape including best practices for pitching, common mistakes with submissions, and showing examples of successful pitches.
A professional development curriculum integrated into undergraduate business students’ coursework from their first semester through graduation received the Career Leadership Collective’s 2025 Career Innovation Award.
Jeria Barnes always knew she wanted to complete her college education. She just didn’t realize it would take more than 20 years.
Barnes, now a 40-year-old resident of Riverdale, graduated from Perimeter College on May 8. Her first step toward getting a college education occurred 22 years ago.
The Onyeokoro family of DeKalb County has been touched more than once by the State Farm Scholars Program at Georgia State University’s Perimeter College.
The scholarship program helped Paris Onyeokoro and her younger brother, Diamond, navigate through important milestones of their college education and provided them advice and experiences that continue to have value.
