Moving to the U.S. from Pakistan was a major adjustment for Soha Jiwani. But pursuing a master's paid off; now she works as a senior accountant for FedEx.
The College of Education & Human Development’s health literacy certificate program gives students a more comprehensive understanding of health literacy and how it can be incorporated into their work.
Selma Robinson teaches business at Perimeter College and also give generously to the college's development fund.
Anji Raymond found her place in the industry through a project on the valuation of sound stage properties.
Almost immediately upon moving to the U.S. from Nigeria for grad school, Dami Olukoya's efforts have paid off. Her restaurant now has 14 employees and offers catering services. Plus, the restaurant has gone from fulfilling 30 to 60 orders per day.
Students at Georgia State University Perimeter College get the rare opportunity to participate in research as two-year college students.
Jarvarus Gresham (J.D. ‘19) has experienced the College of Law from many different angles: as a student, an alumnus recently appointed as executive committee secretary for the Law Alumni Council, and now a generous donor and adjunct faculty member.
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