Melani Macik’s internship with the Grady Trauma Project has helped her build confidence as she works toward her goal of working in the medical field.
Inspired by her autistic daughter, Sabra Bodiford aims to become part of a research team working on prevention and management of Autism and other mental health disorders.
Meet some of our newest graduates from the College of Arts & Sciences and share your success story.
After graduation, engineering grad Joanna Kawata will take part in a prestigious aerospace internship. Her sister, Manuella, who graduates from the Atlanta Campus with her degree in biology, plans to continue her education and pursue the field of occupational therapy.
Presidential Scholar Puja Raol has always enjoyed seeing science in action and discovering how things work.
Presidential Scholar Zayvion Sheppard was committed to speaking up for his fellow students in his role as student body president at Newton High School.
Whether she’s getting lost in a good book, researching a topic for mock trial, or doing a de-stress activity with the Active Minds club on campus, Varsha Sudharsan is focused on how her passions can have a positive impact on her community and her world.
Hard work and networking led Georgia State student Noah Washington to a full-time job at Atlanta-based Fanbase Social Media Inc.
Ethan Munji built his first computer when he was 11. The Presidential Scholar said he learned a lot about the process by watching YouTube videos, and after three days of building, he pushed the power button. Nothing happened.
Presidential scholar, Abhay Deep Singh wants to innovate and improve computer hardware. The opportunity to participate in undergraduate research drew him to Georgia State.
