Georgia State University’s eighth annual day of giving set a record with more than $1.35 million raised, topping last year’s historic first million-dollar giving day.
Harold Melton, former chief justice of the Georgia Supreme Court and a partner at the law firm Troutman Pepper Locke, will serve as the first expert-in-residence for the Georgia State University College of Law, starting July 1.
Nicolle Parsons-Pollard, provost and executive vice president for academic affairs at Georgia State University, will join 85 other community leaders in the prestigious nine-month program.
In his new role at Georgia State, Warren‑Burnett will lead a unified team dedicated to alumni engagement, volunteer leadership, annual giving strategy and donor pipeline development.
Georgia State University graduate students were recognized April 1 during the university’s annual Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition, which challenges master’s and doctoral students to explain their research and scholarship clearly in just three minutes.
The new strategy focuses on the continued development of the athletics neighborhood in Summerhill and the expansion of student-athlete support through enhanced NIL opportunities.
Georgia State's giving day will kick off Tuesday, April 21, at 10 a.m. and last one day, nine hours and 13 minutes, a Georgia State Day tradition that honors the university’s founding year of 1913.
Researchers with Georgia State University, the Marcus Autism Center and Emory University are partnering to uncover the causes of profound autism and improve treatment outcomes.
Twenty-five individuals were honored, representing contributions across fields ranging from biology and computer science to linguistics, music and film.
She helped guide the institution through an era of significant growth and transformation, and has been responsible for a broad portfolio of legal matters.
