At Georgia State, Virtual Reality Transports Business Students Around the World
At Georgia State, Virtual Reality Transports Business Students Around the World
Poets & Quants for Undergrads, Evaristo Doria of the Institute of International Business

Poets & Quants for Undergrads, Evaristo Doria of the Institute of International Business

The Empower U initiative has been crafted strategically to engage students early in their career journey. Over the course of just 18 months, more than 20 students have accepted internships and full-time positions at UKG. Most of them are business majors.

Under Ayodeji Babatunde's leadership, the Graduate Business Association has become a robust resource for professional development and networking, with event attendance increasing by 30 percent.

Seven hundred eighty-seven students graduated, with 585 earning Bachelor of Business Administration degrees, 175 earning master’s degrees, and 27 earning doctoral degrees.

Students, alumni, faculty, staff and scholars from other institutions convened in Atlanta for DBA Impact 15 – a two-day event celebrating the first fifteen years of the program.

The event featured Robinson faculty, students, and alumnae who shared insights, advice, and experience, and discussed the importance of leadership, equity, and belonging.

Academic Unit News, Politics, Law & Society
Shemlyn Earle pushed past early struggles and adversities to earn a degree that will make it easier for her to help others in need.


Dr. Marie Sumner Lott returns from researching Johannes Brahms's works in Baden-Baden, Germany in preparation for a book chapter focusing on Brahms's beautiful collections of Romances for solo voice and for chorus. During her residency at the Brahms House, she explored Brahms's living spaces and retracing his footsteps with Clara Schumann and gained insights into his creative process. Now back in Atlanta, she anticipates publishing her findings in a forthcoming book.

Rafaela Berry is strong contender for national Jack Kent Cooke scholarship for undergraduate students.