Blake McGee, PhD, associate professor of nursing in the Lewis College of Nursing and Health Professions, was awarded a Betty Irene Moore Fellowship for Nurse Leaders and Innovators. McGee is one of 16 nursing leaders from across the United States awarded the competitive fellowship.
The College of Education & Human Development's Project NURTURE received the American Educational Research Association's Claudia A. Balach School University Partnership Research SIG 2024 Award.
After two semesters in the M.S.A. program, Jinendra Shrimal landed an internship as a procurement data scientist with Micron Technology, a semiconductor manufacturing company in Boise, Idaho.
Transport Topics, Rajeev Dhawan of the Economic Forecasting Center
MarketWatch, Todd Phillips of the M.R. Greenberg School of Risk Science
Baylee Culverhouse is an Atlanta-based attorney at Morris, Manning & Martin, where she primarily handles regulatory litigation for healthcare clients.
Duncan de la Feld (J.D. ’24) has a gift for language and a love for volunteering. These two characteristics have been the underpinnings of his life choices.
As part of Robinson’s new reimagined and streamlined MBA curriculum, Robinson has introduced a case competition embedded in the semester-long capstone course, Global Competitive Strategy.
Novel tools from research on antivirals at Georgia State University are now making their way to the marketplace.
Max Nkgare served as president of the Actuarial and Risk Management Association and joined New York Life Insurance Company as an actuarial assistant in January.
