Ph.D. candidate Federico Corredor’s innovative data collection and analysis sheds new light on local government responses to the state and local tax (SALT) deduction cap imposed by the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act ahead of its 2025 expiration.
Haddy Samba (M.S.W. ’24), of The Gambia, dedicated her studies in Georgia State's School of Social Work to championing social justice and empowering marginalized communities, work she plans to continue while pursuing her Ph.D.
Sarah Akyena and Erica Mtenga were among the 40 national Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management Equity and Inclusion Fellows at the 2024 Annual Fall Research Conference.
The National Institute on Drug Abuse has awarded Christian Saenz a three-year, $194,457 grant for research that examines the effects of e-cigarette policies on youth tobacco use.
The 2024 Mandela Washington Fellows and partners with Georgia State University’s Leadership in Public Management Institute are encouraged to collaborate on projects in sub-Saharan Africa funded by the program.
Six undergraduates in Georgia State University’s criminal justice program interned with the MARTA Police Department in spring 2024, and all six received job offers from the organization.
Rising one spot to No. 14, the program placed among the country’s top 10 percent of such programs, coinciding with the launch of its new online degree in spring 2024.
Simone Marletta and Eloho Edward recently completed a mentoring program with two of the nation’s leading economists as part of the DEEP Initiative, a program developed in partnership with the National Association for Business Economics, the Federal Reserve System and Georgia State.
Graduates of three executive leadership programs in Georgia State's Department of Criminal Justice & Criminology and the Georgia International Law Enforcement Exchange can convert their certificates to credit hours under the university’s new Credit for Prior Learning Policy.
While looking for chemistry internships, Anaiah Tanner-Barnes (B.S. ’24) noticed listings for forensics and changed her major, allowing her to pursue a dream career in criminal justice.
