Esra Akbas, an assistant professor of computer science, has been named a recipient of the 2025 Dean’s Early Career Award.
The Executive MBA (EMBA) program offered by Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business has added a Certificate in Crisis Management Leadership to its curriculum.
For Jiovanny Dominguez (J.D. ’25), the path to law school didn’t begin in a traditional classroom or through a carefully mapped out plan. It started at a public library with one application and a promise to his mother. “If I get in, I’m going to college,” he told her.
The first students to complete the new Master of Interdisciplinary Studies in Higher Education Administration program graduated this spring, gaining the knowledge and skills necessary to be successful in careers in higher education settings.
The Principals Center has partnered with Fulton County Schools’ Department of Professional Learning and Leadership Development for 12 years on its New Principal Induction Program, which has significantly improved retention rates for new principals in the county.
Professor Craig Drennen of the Ernest G. Welch School of Art & Design is awarded a Distinguished University Professorship, Georgia State University’s highest institutional-level faculty rank, which recognizes faculty for their sustained and outstanding record in scholarship and instruction.
He had been told once that studying law wouldn't be the right career for him, but Andrew Hughes’ interest in law school resurfaced in 2021 as he watched Joyette Holmes, then the special prosecutor appointed to the Ahmaud Arbery case, navigate the national spotlight with what struck him as integrity and transparency.
The College of Education & Human Development’s Principals Center partnered with the Bibb County School District to open its first satellite site in Macon, Ga., which will allow the center to expand its services to middle Georgia.
A groundbreaking study analyzing more than a decade of U.S. patent data has found that not all artificial intelligence (AI) innovations displace human workers-some, particularly generative AI, actually augment jobs and drive firm growth.
Two students were invited to speak after winning first place at this year's TAG Data Challenge. Eight students delivered poster presentations; two topics included reducing household waste through community engagement and optimizing the e-commerce shopping experience.
