This year’s record surpasses the previous high of $150 million set in fiscal year 2020 and is $22 million higher than the previous year’s total. In the past three years, externally funded research activity at the university has climbed 9.5 percent.
Kirsten Benson (M.Mu. ’05, M.I.S. ‘20) fights gentrification by helping to build affordable housing units for Atlantans.
An introduction to current affairs and global issues sparked a passion for engagement that informs her actions and serves as a model to others.
Twenty-five distinguished young professionals from 19 sub-Saharan African countries are participating in the Alumni Enrichment Institute for the Mandela Washington Fellows, a program created by the U.S. Department of State.
Pearson, a 2022 Georgia State 40 Under 40 honoree, is a victims’ rights advocate with a long-held belief that it’s her duty to give back to her community.
The U.S. Department of Education’s Institute of Education Sciences has awarded Georgia State the grant to conduct a four-year study of the relationship between student outcomes and career and technical education, and teacher preparation and experience.
The new concentration will prepare students to work as analysts and managers in the public and nonprofit sectors.
The delegation partnered with the Israel Police for the Georgia International Law Enforcement Exchange’s 29th annual peer-to-peer executive training program.
A grant from Georgia State University’s Women’s Philanthropy Network will fund a new year-long initiative aimed at empowering the next generation of community fundraisers through training and a new grant-writing course. It will launch fall 2022.
The new transdisciplinary research center will help transform the way critical urban challenges are studied and addressed.
