Summer 2014Summer 2014 Georgia State University MAGAZINE Georgia State University MAGAZINE Rail Redux War and Honors Summer 2014 Issue Leaving a Legacy While All-American tennis player Abigail Tere-Apisah preps for the pros, her little sister, Marcia, is ready to make her mark William Inman Swimming with the Sharks Aaron Simpkins (B.A.’99) is the man behind the camera at the Georgia Aquarium Ashton Brasher (B.A. '15) Shine On Katherine Lucey (MBA ’84) is empowering women one solar lamp at a time Ashton Brasher (B.A. '15) Frozen Foodie In 2010, Nick Carse (J.D. ’08) was a prosecutor in Gwinnett County. Today, he and his brothers run King of Pops, a gourmet ice pop operation and Atlanta institution Lauren Montgomery (B.A. '14) Nation Rebuilding Wais Said (B.A. ’84) returns home to Afghanistan to rebuild its tech infrastructure Ashton Brasher (B.A. '15) Search More results... Generic filters Hidden label Exact matches only Hidden label Hidden label Hidden label Filter by Custom Post Type Hidden label Hidden label Content from mm/dd/yy Content to mm/dd/yy Georgia State is educating industry’s future leaders and transitioning its research into the marketplace READ MORE ... CLASS NOTESView More Class NotesTell Us What's Happening With You Tell Us What's Happening With You Class Notes Submissions First Name * Last Name * Email Section Major/Year * College/School(s) * Andrew Young School of Policy Studies Byrdine F. Lewis College of Nursing and Health Professions College of Arts and Sciences College of Education & Human Development College of Law College of The Arts Institute of Biomedical Sciences J. Mack Robinson College of Business Perimeter College School of Public Health Note * Photo Drop a file here or click to upload Choose File Maximum upload size: 1MB reCAPTCHA Submit If you are human, leave this field blank. Close https://news.gsu.edu/class_note/rebecca-wells/ Rebecca Wells Ph.D. '18 Rebecca Wells (Ph.D. '18) was awarded the University of Georgia College of Public Health Excellence in Teaching Award. https://news.gsu.edu/class_note/robert-j-almeda/ Robert J. Almeda B.B.A. '08 Robert J. Almeda (B.B.A. '08) has been promoted to Northwest Regional Sales Director at Purchasing Power, LLC and will be based in Seattle. Prior to his new assignment at Purchasing Power, Almeda served sev... Georgia State scientists have discovered a safe and natural way to delay ripening in fruits and vegetables By William Inman and LaTina Emerson The Atlanta streetcar, once the preferred mode of transit in the city, is resurrected in Georgia State’s backyard By H.M. Cauley Honors College Founding Dean Larry Berman uncovers the political secrets of the Vietnam War and tells the stories of two of the war’s most fascinating figures By Charles McNair | Photos by Josh Meister More Articles While All-American tennis player Abigail Tere-Apisah preps for the pros, her little sister, Marcia, is ready to make her mark William Inman Aaron Simpkins (B.A.’99) is the man behind the camera at the Georgia Aquarium Ashton Brasher (B.A. '15) Katherine Lucey (MBA ’84) is empowering women one solar lamp at a time Ashton Brasher (B.A. '15) In 2010, Nick Carse (J.D. ’08) was a prosecutor in Gwinnett County. Today, he and his brothers run King of Pops, a gourmet ice pop operation and Atlanta institution Lauren Montgomery (B.A. '14) Wais Said (B.A. ’84) returns home to Afghanistan to rebuild its tech infrastructure Ashton Brasher (B.A. '15) CLASS NOTESView More Class Notes
https://news.gsu.edu/class_note/rebecca-wells/ Rebecca Wells Ph.D. '18 Rebecca Wells (Ph.D. '18) was awarded the University of Georgia College of Public Health Excellence in Teaching Award. https://news.gsu.edu/class_note/robert-j-almeda/ Robert J. Almeda B.B.A. '08 Robert J. Almeda (B.B.A. '08) has been promoted to Northwest Regional Sales Director at Purchasing Power, LLC and will be based in Seattle. Prior to his new assignment at Purchasing Power, Almeda served sev...
