Feature Friday
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Alexis Hart (B.I.S. ’24) used the time she spent at Georgia State University to discover new career opportunities and prepare herself for a variety of options after graduation. Now working for a local court, she’s making a difference in people’s lives while considering next steps in her professional journey. -
After deciding to major in economics and minor in computer information systems, Eriore Adeoluwa used Georgia State as a springboard — through campus involvement, classroom and internship experiences, and even study abroad — to develop the skills he’ll use to make a difference in developing economies. -
With a long-held passion for storytelling and amplifying minority voices, Jacquelin Kent (B.A. ’23) has been building a career in journalism since graduating from Georgia State. As she contemplates graduate school, she’s further honing her skills by working on a certificate in Modern Journalism at New York University. -
After transferring to Georgia State in search of belonging, Zohra Basmadjian found more than just a campus — she found a community that reflects the diversity and energy she values. Now, through her writing, leadership and career ambitions, she hopes to ensure every voice has the chance to be heard. -
Through Georgia State’s dual MBA and Master of Science in Data Science & Analytics graduate program, Alejandro Gorricho-Rengifo (B.B.A. ’23) has taken on a project that highlights both his passion and curiosity for innovative technology: using artificial intelligence to predict the future winner of the FIFA World Cup 2026.
