At Georgia State, Chinonye Dim (M.S. '23) excels in infectious disease research while passionately engaging in community service and volunteerism.
This spring, students at Georgia State University are immersing themselves in the cultural significance of Nancy Drew through a new course titled “(Re)Reading Nancy Drew: Gender, Culture and Authorship.”
After a life-changing accident, Eden Schroeder (B.A. ’25) rediscovered her competitive drive and is working toward a career as a counselor to other young people with spinal cord injuries.
Georgia State graduate Larry Hardy (M.A. '24) is proving you are never too old to get a college degree.
Georgia State psychology grad Jessica Clarke (B.A. '24) is making it her mission to change the way mental health is viewed.
Margarita Pinto (B.A. ’24) is using her fervent interest in other cultures and languages to advocate for the Deaf community.
Georgia State neuroscience and psychology graduate José Jarquin's (B.S. '24, B.S. '24) curiosity about the workings of the human brain has led him to a research career.
After receiving a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Georgia State University, J.D. Dreiling (A.S. ’15, B.A. ’16, M.S. ’19) turned their sights to an environment centered around connecting with people rather than working in a lab-based setting.
As a HEART M.D.-Ph.D. Summer Program participant, Trenton Buckner conducted intensive lab research, networked with the Harvard community and gained experience that reinforced his passion for becoming a physician-scientist.
Toni Odejimi has landed internships with The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, CNN and Politico. Her latest internship is the perfect fit for her political passions.
