M.F.A. film candidate Adriana "Didi" Paulini's film "Transcendence" makes its world premiere as an official selection at the Out On Film Festival on Sunday, October 6 at 1 p.m. at Out Front Theatre.
The program has allowed Harini Senapathy to combine her deep banking experience with a new understanding of corporate development, financial markets, and financial technology.
MPH student Mia Robinson is a fierce advocate for sickle cell awareness. Her personal journey with the disease inspired her to pursue a career in public health so she can continue to make a difference for underserved communities.
In the educational psychology master's program, Virginia O’Reilly (M.S. ’23) further developed her interest in conducting research in the field and how her work could make a difference for teachers and students.
Kanoi is COO of the college's Portfolio Management Team, serves as a graduate assistant, and works as an intern at an engineering consulting firm.
Tia L. Gibbs, director of academic advisement and bar success, has had a semester full of noteworthy achievements, earning recognition from prestigious organizations across the country.
Jason Poulos (B.S. ‘92, J.D. ‘97) is the first adjunct faculty member to receive the new Roy M. Sobelson Award for Excellence in Adjunct Teaching.
The College of Education & Human Development welcomes several new faculty members for the 2024-2025 academic year – faculty whose research, teaching and service make significant contributions to the college and its students.
This past summer three Georgia State University College of Law students were named 2024 Justice John Paul Stevens Public Interest Fellows.
AYSPS played a large role in helping Georgia State meet its second-highest annual total for research funding, contributing nearly a fifth of the university’s $185.72 million raised in FY ’24.
