From working in coffee shops to becoming self employed, Ashley Wheeler found a way to mix her passion and talent to fund her dream.
Anthropology grad student Adam Segroves has been working 12-16 hour shifts to support firefighters in the hot zone.
Varun Joshi often looks to the past for the inspiration that will shape his future.
When Evelyn Farkas was 13 years old, she found herself in the center of a medical mystery.
Rorah Ndungu’s curiosity about the operations of the human body and brain has led her to study neuroscience at Georgia State University. But it’s her family who has inspired her to pursue a career in health care.
The students collected masks, financial donations and food, and developed and distributed health and safety fliers to support efforts to help residents in Atlanta’s westside.
Cheuk-Ping Wong, a native of Hong Kong, found a warm welcome in Atlanta and the perfect place to study high energy nuclear physics.
Media entrepreneurship student Nicholas Oxford’s class project led him to a job as a software engineer at Peloton.
Donovan Mattox has built his college experience around service to his fellow students. Through his research and leadership roles, the psychology major has prioritized the needs of underrepresented communities.
As a neuroscience major, research guided Meira Robbins from behavioral labs on campus to summer internships in Israel. While the freedom to explore her passion for science led her to different countries and career opportunities, Meira will be back at Georgia State to pursue a master’s degree in education shortly after graduating from the Honors College this May.
