Each year, the faculty of the School of Film, Media & Theatre reviews the efforts of its students and faculty and selects winners of the FMT Awards.
Georgia State’s Harrower Summer Opera Workshop celebrates 40 years of training emerging operatic talent. Founded by Peter and Irene Harrower in 1980, the program has launched over 800 artists and welcomed guests like Sherrill Milnes, Frederica von Stade, and Jennifer Rowley. Now led by alum Andrew Ryker, the Workshop continues its legacy of excellence.
This year’s graduates represent a wide range of majors, passions, and post-grad plans, but they all share one thing in common: they made the most of their time in the Honors College. Whether through research, internships, study abroad, or late-night debates, these students leaned into every opportunity to grow.
Rosita Scerbo, an associate professor of visual and digital cultures, is joining a select group of faculty across Georgia as part of the May 2025 Governor’s Teaching Fellows Symposium.
Christopher Johnson, a renowned scholar in health services research, policy, and administration, has been appointed the inaugural holder of the Lofton Family Professorship in the Institute of Health Administration.
An internationally renowned actuarial science researcher highly regarded for his creative and original contributions to the discipline, Peng is a fellow of the American Statistical Association and the Institute of Mathematical Statistics.
After leaving the journalism field, Aly Merritt missed the supportive colleagues and camaraderie. As president of Atlanta Tech Village, she has found a similar sense of community.
Jacobus Boers, who officially became director of PACE in January, is making changes to the program that will maximize the benefits to all parties involved.
The College of Arts & Sciences is proud to announce the recipients of its 2025 faculty and staff awards, recognizing outstanding achievements across the college.
The annual awards honor outstanding College of the Arts faculty and staff for their accomplishments and contributions to student success and elevating the arts at Georgia State University and beyond.
