Ph.D. student Danielle Rivers was drawn to the School of Public Health by its research opportunities, its active role in contributing to community health, and the opportunity to collaborate with several cross-disciplinary centers and initiatives through the A-PREVENT T32 Fellowship.
Congratulations to the 2026 International Education Awards winners! These awards recognize Georgia State University faculty, staff and students for their outstanding contributions to global engagement.
Award-winning conductor Dr. Nicholas Han joins the Georgia State University School of Music as Interim Director of Orchestras beginning August 2026. A first-place winner at the LA Conducting Workshop and Competition, Aspen Music Festival Conducting Fellow and newly minted Doctor of Musical Arts from the University of Georgia, Dr. Han brings a clear vision for purposeful ensemble music-making, balanced programming and concrete career preparation to GSU's orchestra program.
Facilities and Events Specialist Marcus Cooper says that no day in the School of Public Health is ever the same, so what’s important is being adaptable, flexible and resourceful.
Three early-career faculty members in the College of Education & Human Development's Department of Kinesiology and Health are earning national recognition for their research in sport social work, biomechanics and teacher education.
A new study of 120 executives find that knowing the common biases that lead to mistakes does little to stop leaders from making, and repeating, those same costly mistakes.
Collaborative pianist, vocal coach and researcher Dr. Taylor Flowers joins Georgia State's collaborative piano faculty as Lecturer beginning August 2026. Coming from Hillsdale College and the University of Michigan, Dr. Flowers brings an international performance profile and a 2026 George Shirley Collaborative Pianist Award to Georgia State, where he will also help launch a new Master of Music in Collaborative Piano set to welcome its first students in fall 2027.
Robinson’s three-year DBA program is designed for seasoned senior executives, with the 2026 cohort comprising 16 experienced leaders from industries and backgrounds including chemicals, consulting, consumer goods, financial services, government, healthcare, logistics and real estate.
Julianna Capobianco’s research is dedicated to reducing health disparities and enhancing access to preventive healthcare for minority populations. She chose the School of Public Health’s Ph.D. program for its steadfast commitment to health equity, community engagement and interdisciplinary collaboration.
Acclaimed audio engineer and Atlanta Business Chronicle "40 Under 40" honoree Daniela Rivera joins the Georgia State University music industry faculty as Professor of Practice beginning August 2026. With over 40 billion streams, credits alongside Rihanna, Justin Bieber and Coldplay, and a 2025 Avidity Award for Best Mixing Engineer, Rivera brings unmatched real-world expertise to Georgia State's growing music industry program.
