Internationally acclaimed cellist Dr. Gabriel Prynn joins the Georgia State University cello faculty as Lecturer of Music beginning August 2026. A founding member of Trio Fibonacci and recognized performer and educator, Dr. Prynn brings a distinguished career in solo and chamber music, scholarly research and a deeply student-centered teaching philosophy to Georgia State.
When Jacob Bland decided to combine his love of sports with his passion for teaching, he couldn’t have predicted it would lead him to the principal’s office of Atlanta Public Schools' largest elementary school. A two-time Georgia State graduate, Bland is now pursuing his doctorate in educational leadership to continue making an impact.
New School of Public Health research reveals critical gaps in access to urban sanitation— with implications for cities across the country
With aspirations to pursue a career in family medicine, Aryan Sharma firmly believes that a strong foundation in public health is essential for elevating individual well-being while also helping achieve the broader goal of improving the health of communities.
As director of the International Trade Center at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, Schneidine Louis supports local entrepreneurs and business owners in their efforts to grow their global footprint.
Do you know what happens when students from different majors put their heads together for a project? The answer is "Miseducated."
Discover how a Georgia State Honors alumna turned study abroad, service and local opportunities into a global perspective and a career in advocacy.
When Rykeyla Bridges (A.S. ’16) and DaiSophia Harper-Luwemba (A.S. ’16) met in Perimeter’s nursing program, they had no idea the impact their meeting would have on their lives. After taking a few classes together and seeing each other on campus, Bridges and Harper-Luwemba became friends during their third semester at Perimeter.
Amrutha Srinivasan kept putting off her MBA because the timing never seemed right. When she finally enrolled at Robinson, a surprise pregnancy and stressful birth shook her confidence, but didn't stop her from finishing.
Nancy Williams, assistant professor of nursing at Georgia State University Perimeter College, was named the recipient of the college’s inaugural DAISY Award® in spring 2026.
