When Cell Division Goes Wrong
When Cell Division Goes Wrong
The Aneja Lab is studying cell division to identify new biomarkers for cancer.
Panther Profile: Samuel Ferreira, An Award-Winning Brazilian Vocalist Singing His Way To Success
Panther Profile: Samuel Ferreira, An Award-Winning Brazilian Vocalist Singing His Way To Success
Music student Samuel Ferreira learns life-changing lessons on 4,500-mile journey to Georgia State.
Body, Heal Thyself
Body, Heal Thyself
How do cells repair damaged DNA? A Georgia State chemist finds it’s as simple as pinch, push, pull.
Combat Veteran Deadrea Miller (B.S.W. ‘18) Now Fights For Veterans In The Justice System
Combat Veteran Deadrea Miller (B.S.W. ‘18) Now Fights For Veterans In The Justice System
It was a cold and rainy day in 2011, and First Sergeant Deadrea Miller, USA, Retired, sat in her car unable to move. She had made it to her destination Atlanta’s Fort McPherson — but was suddenly paralyzed by vivid memories of her time in Afghanistan.
Making Space For Young Black Voices
Making Space For Young Black Voices
With Black Girls WRITE, assistant professor Gholnecsar Muhammad recreates a 19th-century literary tradition for modern-day students.
Military Times Ranks Georgia State Among Colleges That Are ‘Best for Vets’
Military Times Ranks Georgia State Among Colleges That Are ‘Best for Vets’
Georgia State University ranks 11th in the nation in the Military Times Best for Vets: Colleges 2019 Survey for its support of military-connected students.
Cultural Humility Affects Relationship Quality in Interethnic Couples
Cultural Humility Affects Relationship Quality in Interethnic Couples
CEHD postdoctoral scholar Stacey McElroy and faculty members Don Davis, Cirleen DeBlaere and Ken Rice recently published a study in the Journal of Counseling Psychology highlighting the links between conflict and relationship quality in interethnic couples.
Training, Evaluation Programs Support Underserved Populations
Training, Evaluation Programs Support Underserved Populations
College of Education & Human Development faculty are lending their expertise to state- and federally-funded training and evaluation programs that prepare rehabilitation counselors, school psychologists and vocational services staff to support Georgia residents with disabilities and those who need mental health services.
Kickin’ It With 93
Kickin’ It With 93
Panther placekicker-punter Brandon Wright’s biggest cheerleader is his mom, Erica Wright Bracey (MBA ’01), who might have as much — or more — Panther cred as her son.
Mindfulness Research Could Prevent Burnout for Trauma Counselors
Mindfulness Research Could Prevent Burnout for Trauma Counselors
Assistant Professor Melissa Zeligman and Associate Profesor Franco Dispenza recently developed a research project focused on the connection between counselor wellness and mindfulness, or the practice of paying attention to one’s experiences moment by moment.