An internship with the National Park Service paved the way for Alexander Kim to land what he calls one of the coolest jobs in the world.
With their closest family members out of harm’s way, husband and wife Yuriy Davydenko (M.P.A. ’10, Ph.D. ’20) and Liudmyla Zapukhliak (M.S. ’20) continue working to aid fellow Ukrainians and raise awareness of the devastating conflict in their country.
While pursuing a Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies in Game Design and Development, Joel Mack founded a company that’s worked with some high-powered names in entertainment.
The Georgia State Alumni Association will celebrate the honorees at an awards ceremony and reception on March 24 which is open to the public.
Susan Caolo (M.A. ’15) blends her skills in applied anthropology and her passion for documenting stories in her work on the Veterans History Project for the Library of Congress.
“I do this for my children’s children and the next generation,” says Susanna Perko (Ph.D. ’11).
Mia Hawley is using her love of uplifting diverse communities to help her transition into her new role at one of the world’s largest technology companies.
For Cindy Berger, an internship during her Ph.D. program paved the way for a full-time job at one of the most popular language learning apps.
Onika Anglin (B.A. ’12) draws from her background as an anthropology and philosophy major in her public health work.
Robert Hatcher’s (B.A. ’17, MBA ’20) company, Aurign, uses data and technology to make sure musicians and producers get the royalties they’ve rightfully earned.
