Joeeta Joee, President of the Undergraduate Public Health Club, chose to major in public health to combine her love for STEM and passion for improving the healthcare system
The students returned from their trip with strong connections and a newfound sense of possibility.
Lauren Taylor (B.A. ’18, M.A. ’22) applies her interesting mix of educational experiences at Georgia State University to shape policy at the highest levels of government.
Georgia State Ph.D. students, Erin Anderson and Deepa Muralidhar, have received the prestigious Kapor Foundation Academic Fellowship.
J. Antonio DelCampo (J.D. ‘94) and Brittanie Browning (B.A. ‘10/J.D. ‘14) discuss the importance of building experience during law school by getting involved early.
Amani Talwar (M.S. ’16, Ph.D. ’19) concurrently worked on her master’s and doctoral degrees in educational psychology and now works as a researcher at the American Institutes for Research.
College of Education & Human Development Professor Joyce Many has been named the Ferrer Endowed Professor of Multiple Literacies.
The landscape of higher education is expanding rapidly, and GSU innovatively embraces this expansion while always keeping our learners at the center, providing them with meaningful, verifiable credentials
After receiving a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Georgia State University, J.D. Dreiling (A.S. ’15, B.A. ’16, M.S. ’19) turned their sights to an environment centered around connecting with people rather than working in a lab-based setting.
Maya Sternberg, an instructor in the Department of Population Health Sciences, says that it’s incredibly inspiring to watch students grow, not only in their academic knowledge but also in their sense of possibility.
