"The Route I Needed to Take"
"The Route I Needed to Take"
After working 23 years as a school custodian, Tylan Bailey (B.S.E. ’21) has the degree and the job he’s always wanted — as a classroom teacher.
Education & Leadership, Georgia State Magazine
After working 23 years as a school custodian, Tylan Bailey (B.S.E. ’21) has the degree and the job he’s always wanted — as a classroom teacher.
Five Georgia State University alumni will be honored with the Distinguished Alumni Award, the GSU Alumni Association's highest honor, at the 60th annual Distinguished Alumni Award reception and ceremony on Friday, Oct. 13.
In 2017, Tylan Bailey (B.S.E. ’21) decided to go back to school to earn his bachelor's degree in health and physical education, and now he shares his passion for it with students at Briar Vista Elementary School.
As she graduates this spring, Lisa Bracken (Ed.D. ’23) reflects on her career and what she learned from her classmates and faculty in the College of Education & Human Development's educational leadership doctoral program.
Professor Susan Auslander and CEHD alumnus Kayla Myers co-authored a study in the Journal of Mathematics Teacher Education on the effectiveness of elementary mathematics specialist endorsement programs.
College of Education & Human Development alum Armin Marquez (M.S. ’16, Ph.D. ’20), Professor Beth Cianfrone and Associate Professor Tim Kellison published a study in the Sports Innovation Journal on high school athletic directors’ decision-making processes around digital ticketing and other technological advancements.
Panthers soccer captain Clayton Dawes is uniquely prepared for a career in sport administration.
CEHD student Meridith Rose, who established a company that provides speech-language evaluations and therapy sessions via teletherapy, was selected for the third cohort of Georgia State University's Main Street Entrepreneurs Seed Fund.
Georgia State Magazine, Health & Wellness
Former Georgia State cross country coach Nate Houle (M.S. ’15), with the help of his wife and former Panther runner Kacee (B.S. ’11), beat stage 4 carcinoma and got back on the track.
The Georgia State University Alumni Association has named three new members to its Board of Directors and 18 new members to the Young Alumni Council board.