PantherLAN, co-sponsored by the National Association of Collegiate Esports, attracts competition from across the nation.
Kolawole Arowoogun is helping the agency analyze satellite data that track land use and document changes due to climate change, urbanization, drought and wildfires.
Charleese Williams wants to be a role model for other minority youth interested in science, technology, engineering and math fields.
Georgia State’s four-year-old varsity esports program is among the best in the nation, according to a recent ranking by the website BestColleges.
After battling depression and taking time off from school, Peter Clements graduates from Georgia State with a bachelor’s in Neuroscience and plans to pursue a Ph.D.
Maïmouna Sacko, a first-generation college student and daughter of immigrants, said her African upbringing helped push her to finish school despite setbacks.
At Georgia State, Seth Kwarteng connected not only with fellow students who intend to pursue medicine, but with professors who’ve helped sharpen his focus and cultivate his passion for research.
Her studies are focused on environmental science, but she’s leaving open a pathway to environmental law. She can envision herself working on national policy to exert a greater influence.
Ashley Aguilar hopes to work in South Korea in the field of environmental economics.
Trenton Buckner credits the incredible research opportunities available at Georgia State with inspiring him to enroll in the Honors College.
