Thaddeus Johnson Named Among University’s First Ignite Research Award Winners
Thaddeus Johnson Named Among University’s First Ignite Research Award Winners
Johnson received the Early Career Research Impact Award in Social and Behavioral Science.
New Members Join Evidence-Based Cybersecurity Research Group Advisory Board
New Members Join Evidence-Based Cybersecurity Research Group Advisory Board
Five of the nation’s leading information technology security experts have joined the advisory board of Georgia State University’s Evidence-Based Cybersecurity Research Group.
Andrew Young School Names 2023 Faculty and Staff Award Winners
Andrew Young School Names 2023 Faculty and Staff Award Winners
The Andrew Young School of Policy Studies has named Esra Tanyildiz, Andrew Heiss and Thaddeus Johnson winners of its prestigious annual faculty awards, and Kristy Hill received the Staff Excellence Award.
CrimRxiv, Criminology’s Open Access Repository, Moves to The University of Manchester
CrimRxiv, Criminology’s Open Access Repository, Moves to The University of Manchester
CrimRxiv was founded by Georgia State Professor Scott Jacques of the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies in July 2020.
Georgia State Alumni Return From Police and Public Safety Executive Training in Israel
Georgia State Alumni Return From Police and Public Safety Executive Training in Israel
Shila Hawk (Ph.D. ’15) and Capt. Aprille Moore (B.S. ’05) were among a 20-member delegation that recently returned to Georgia from Israel after an intensive two weeks of public safety leadership training with the country’s top police executives.
AYSPS Alumni, Faculty and Friends Among the ‘500 Most Powerful Leaders in Atlanta’
AYSPS Alumni, Faculty and Friends Among the ‘500 Most Powerful Leaders in Atlanta’
Atlanta Magazine recently named a record number of Andrew Young School of Policy Studies alumni to the Atlanta 500, a list of the most powerful leaders across the city.
Georgia State Receives Mellon Foundation Grant to Establish Groundbreaking Literary Journal in Collaboration with Incarcerated Writers
Georgia State Receives Mellon Foundation Grant to Establish Groundbreaking Literary Journal in Collaboration with Incarcerated Writers
A $669,000 grant from the Mellon Foundation to Georgia State University will establish a literary journal written by, for and with the incarcerated community.
The 'Serial Effect' — Unpacking the Phenomenon of the True-Crime Podcast
The 'Serial Effect' — Unpacking the Phenomenon of the True-Crime Podcast
A criminal law specialist delves into the rise of true-crime podcasts to investigate their impact on juries and trials.
Georgia State University Foundation Award Will Save Students $1 Million on Learning Materials
Georgia State University Foundation Award Will Save Students $1 Million on Learning Materials
The award of $20,000 to the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies’ AYS Open initiative will save Georgia State students an estimated $1 million or more on learning materials before 2026.
Study Suggests Women STEM Majors at Disproportionate Risk of Sexual Violence
Study Suggests Women STEM Majors at Disproportionate Risk of Sexual Violence
A new Georgia State University study suggests that college women majoring in STEM fields are more frequently victims of sexual assault than their non-STEM counterparts.