AYS Alumni Council Spotlight: Christabel Ghansah
AYS Alumni Council Spotlight: Christabel Ghansah
Christabel Ghansah's (B.S. ’14, M.P.A. ’17) "multipotentialite" philosophy guided her academic journey at the university, where she pursued diverse disciplines and later added an MBA to her credentials.
Twice Annual Lecture Series to Engage Audience with Teaching, Singing
Twice Annual Lecture Series to Engage Audience with Teaching, Singing
The intersection of African American music and literature will highlight the fall 2024 Sarah Larson Lecture Series at Georgia State University’s Perimeter College.
Research Snapshot: Understanding How Children Read Dual-Language Books
Research Snapshot: Understanding How Children Read Dual-Language Books
Assistant Professor Lisa Domke conducted a study with 63 Spanish-English bilingual third and fifth graders to better understand how children read and understand dual-language books.
Are tariffs good or bad for the economy? Research says they can be bad for the supply chain
Are tariffs good or bad for the economy? Research says they can be bad for the supply chain
Tariffs have experienced a major renaissance over the last five years, at home and abroad.
Marketing Undergrad Is Addicted to Internships
Marketing Undergrad Is Addicted to Internships
Seizing opportunities and learning as much as possible are practically embedded in Payal Singh's DNA.
Research Finds Homeowners Use Credit Strategically to Recover from Hurricanes
Research Finds Homeowners Use Credit Strategically to Recover from Hurricanes
Even with insurance and government aid, the financial strain can be overwhelming. So, how are homeowners managing to rebuild their lives?
Student Spotlight: Maysa Osman
Student Spotlight: Maysa Osman
Maysa Osman, Vice-President of the Undergraduate Public Health Club, has a passion for epidemiology and is committed to researching and preventing diseases in underserved populations.
AYS Alumni Council Spotlight: John Gunnells
AYS Alumni Council Spotlight: John Gunnells
John Gunnells (M.P.A. ’18), who graduated with a concentration in policy analysis and evaluation, chose Georgia State University for its proximity to the state capital and its top 25 program ranking.
Olmstead at 25: Looking Back and Looking Forward
Olmstead at 25: Looking Back and Looking Forward
To mark the 25th anniversary of the watershed Olmstead v. L.C. and E.W. Supreme Court decision, the Center for Law, Health & Society at Georgia State Law convened faculty, students, alumni and friends of the college to reflect on the progress made in disability rights since 1999...