Arianna Jones (M.S.N. '19)
Arianna Jones (M.S.N. '19)
Arianna Jones (M.S.N. ’19) is pursuing a calling she’s felt since childhood: Working as a nurse to care for and comfort children in the way she was cared for as a child with a medical condition.


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Arianna Jones (M.S.N. ’19) is pursuing a calling she’s felt since childhood: Working as a nurse to care for and comfort children in the way she was cared for as a child with a medical condition.

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.

With a drive rooted in advocacy and powered by storytelling, first-generation American Jenna Griffin is carving a career path at the intersection of politics, journalism and community engagement.

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While growing up in Atlanta, Ciara Smith (B.A. ’24) admired the Atlanta Hawks for the team’s off-the-court impact on the community. Now, she’s part of that story, working behind the scenes as a brand communications coordinator.

An entrepreneurial spirit runs in Marco Gonzales’s family. Now a junior at GSU, he’s learning how to channel that instinct into a career in business.

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Thanks to the doors opened for him by Georgia State, accounting graduate Seth Zackery (B.B.A. ’24) says he’s thriving in his burgeoning career.

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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.

Zahra Pacheco credits the Georgia State community for helping her discover her passion for journalism and inspiring her to start a radio talk show.

A first-generation American, Priscilla Dice is driven by her parents’ determination, which has shaped her academic and career goals and motivated her to work toward giving back to them.

After changing her focus from pre-med to marketing, Bizunesh Keith discovered where her passion truly lies — at the J. Mack Robinson College of Business.