Deborah Ashokeji (M.S. ’25) will begin her Ph.D. at Georgia State in the fall, backed by full funding — a huge accomplishment for her as a first-generation student.
As lifelong learners, the Lees are marking milestones together at Georgia State.
Georgia State University Clinical Instructor Ellen Ballard has been selected as a Governor’s Teaching Fellow for the symposium “Artificial Intelligence in the Holistic Classroom,” hosted by the University of Georgia in May.
U.S. News & World Report ranks Georgia State's Andrew Young School No. 16 among the nation’s Best Graduate Schools in Public Affairs. TFE Times ranks Economics No. 1 among public universities in Southeast.
Jimmonique Rodgers (Ph.D. ’24) is director of operations at The Gault Center, a national nonprofit dedicated to advancing the rights of youths in the legal system.
The new pricing positions Georgia State's online programs in criminal justice administration and social work as competitive to graduate students nationwide.
Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice and Criminology Kat Albrecht and her co-authors, in a new article, explore how fear becomes law and policy.
The Western Society of Criminology recently presented the prestigious W.E.B. Du Bois Award to Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice and Criminology Thaddeus Johnson (Ph.D. ’20).
Michael Owens’ (B.S. ’15) academic journey was shaped by his experiences as a Marine Corps paralegal stationed in Japan and Virginia.
Georgia State alumnus Andre Dickens (M.P.A. ’13) is Georgia Trend's 2025 Georgian of the Year. With Dickens, a record six additional Andrew Young School alumni were named to the magazine’s Georgia 100.
