You might not think about the intricate logistics network that makes it happen, but for Connor Thorpe, ensuring those trucks are packed to capacity is all in a day's work.
Benjamin Ampel, Assistant Professor of Computer Information Sciences at Georgia State’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business, has been awarded the ACM SIGMIS Doctoral Dissertation Award.
Professor Leslie Wolf is a part of a research team that has been provided $1.9 million to conduct research designed to increase participation in biomedical studies by involving participants in the research design process.
Lusi Yang, a scholar specializing in crowd-based innovation and digital entrepreneurship at Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business, has received the Association for Information Systems (AIS) 2024 Early Career Award.
The Office of Educational Outreach and the School of Film, Media & Theatre announce the inaugural Shirlene Holmes Writers Workshop and Tribute Event to take place on Saturday, February 8 at Dahlberg Hall Theatre. The one-day workshop and tribute event will bring together screenwriters, playwrights and industry professionals for an interactive workshop featuring engaging writing exercises and creative prompts.
Driven by a passion for data and health, MPH student Arielle Doobay is diving into the world of Epidemiology to deepen her understanding of the mathematical and analytical aspects of public health.
Fish Brosmer, a trumpet performance major at Georgia State, recently performed with the New World Symphony in Miami as part of their Resonance of Remembrance series. The concert, conducted by Anja Bihlmeier and Molly Turner, featured works by Korngold, Waxman, Orbón, Schoenberg, and Rachmaninoff. Brosmer’s participation follows his win in the 2023 Brumby Concerto Competition at GSU and his involvement in the National Symphony Orchestra Summer Music Institute. Dr. Alex Freund, his teacher, praised the experience, noting the prestige of the New World Symphony, and Brosmer reflected on the transformative opportunity, saying, “Getting to play with musicians that perform at such a high level allows your musicianship to exceed any bar you’ve previously set for yourself.”
Kisha Wesley (M.P.A. ’01), vice chair for the AYS Alumni Council, uses her diverse experiences to support the next generation of policy leaders.
Meredith Dixon, who recently joined the SPH as a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Population Health Sciences, seeks to create a learning environment where students feel empowered to ask questions, engage with the material and develop the skills necessary to become effective public health professionals.
Austin Castellanos (B.S. ’13, Ph.D. ’21), eager to deepen his understanding of economics, transferred to Georgia State's Andrew Young School of Policy Studies for its comprehensive programs.
