The American Civil Liberties Union’s Policy Director, Christopher “Chris” E. Bruce (B.A. ’07), has been nothing short of an incredible testament to the organization’s mission.
Nicola Barrett believes the world distributes talent--but not opportunity--evenly.
Georgia State's Nahomie Julien has made it her life's work to help and serve underprivileged communities in need.
Students in the College of Education & Human Development's Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders have learned how to work with children and adults with Down syndrome during internships at Gigi's Playhouse in Atlanta.
A new study led by a Georgia State University researcher underscores potential barriers to sharing data related to a relatively rare form of dementia known as frontotemporal lobar degeneration (FTLD).
Jaisha White chose to pursue a bachelor’s degree in public health because she wanted to invest her time into learning more about the health of populations and the factors that influence the health of individuals. After graduation, she aspires to improve maternal health for underserved populations.
Four sport administration master’s students earned first place honors at the 2024 College Sport Research Institute Conference Case Study Competition.
CEHD researchers conducted a study to learn more about stuttering rates for adults who struggle to read and to better understand the relationship between their speech and reading skills.
WABE-FM, Berkley Baker of the Entrepreneurship & Innovation Institute
The New York Times, Sina Golara of the Department of Management
