Volkan Topalli has been named chair of Georgia State's Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology, bringing expertise in urban violence, research and community engagement.
Clinical Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice and Criminology Cyntoria Johnson earned an OER Excellence Award for her outstanding efforts to make learning more accessible and affordable.
Sukriti Beniwal has been selected as one of only 20 scholars nationwide to receive a prestigious research grant from the Horowitz Foundation for Social Policy.
Georgia State University faculty are expanding global learning in economics and criminal justice through virtual exchange programs with Egypt and Colombia.
Three Georgia State faculty members have been inducted into the Urban Affairs Association’s 2025 Distinguished Service Honor Roll.
Kevin Ward, an internationally recognized scholar of urban geography, has been appointed director of Georgia State's Urban Studies Institute in the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies, effective Oct. 1.
Georgia State's Georgia Policy Labs has named Jennifer L. Austin as the winner of its annual Engaged Research Competition.
Leveraging a minigrant from Georgia State's Center for Excellence in Teaching, Learning & Online Education, Associate Professor Kristie Seelman is using 3D engines to create realistic virtual scenarios for social work courses.
Georgia State's Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology will receive a $200,000 grant to join the Atlanta Police Department as a research partner on the Department of Justice initiative to establish an Atlanta Crime Gun Intelligence Center.
Jordan Madden's (B.S. ’25) experiences have evolved into a full-fledged commitment to crafting policies that can help shape lives and communities for the better.
