Michael Murphy’s (J.D. ’19) path to law school was anything but traditional. Murphy served in the Georgia Army National Guard before starting at Georgia State University College of Law, including a 2005 deployment to Mahmudiyah, Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Associate professor Terri Lewinson, from the School of Social Work, recommends a year of studying in Washington D.C. to both students and researchers.
The Atlanta Global Studies Center , a partnership of Georgia State University and the Georgia Institute of Technology, is hosting the first annual Atlanta Global Studies Symposium, April 25-27.
Georgia State Alumni Association 40 Under 40 honoree Alaina Percival (B.I.S. ’02, MBA ’08), CEO at Women Who Code, is on a mission to help women break the glass ceiling in the technology industry.
Robinson’s EMBA is No. 26 worldwide and No. 13 among U.S.-based programs, according to 2019 rankings from CEO Magazine.
Lee Thomas (M.A. ’91), head of the Georgia Film, Music & Digital Entertainment Office since 2011, is a big reason why the state is a top spot for film and TV.
Eleven College of Arts & Sciences alumni are among the honorees named by the Georgia State University Alumni Association to its 2019 class of distinguished alumni under the age of 40.
Mary Beth Walker, associate provost for strategic initiatives and innovation at Georgia State University since 2017, will join California State University-Northridge as provost and senior vice president for academic affairs on July 1.
An aquatics specialist and recreation therapist at the Shepherd Center in Atlanta, Yvette Tisdale (B.A. ’04) works with her patients — victims of spinal cord injuries, brain injuries and neuromuscular challenges, — in a space that’s always felt like a second home. The pool is her office.
Two of nine national awards granted by the Nonprofit Leadership Alliance this year recognized the people and programs of Georgia State University.
