James C. Cox’s contributions to the field of experimental economics will be honored by the Economic Science Association next fall and subsequently by the Southern Economic Journal.
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.
Karen Riveros Uscategui (M.P.A. ’26) has been named the inaugural recipient of the Elizabeth Fitch Fellowship for Nonprofit Studies.
Onika Richards brings to her new role more than 17 years of experience in career development and employer relations across several diverse academic institutions.
Heloise Ahoure (B.S. ’13) will chair the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies Alumni Council 2024-25 Executive Cabinet.
The Andrew Young School of Policy Studies' rankings jumped six positions to No. 16 in U.S. News & World Report’s 2024 Best Graduate Schools in Public Affairs.
Delores Varner, LMSW, MATS, was honored for her remarkable achievements and commitment to improving outcomes for at-risk children and their families that inspire future generations of social workers.
Research funding in the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies grew by 40.3 percent year-over-year, setting a new record of $53.2 million in total awards for fiscal year 2023.
At age 27, Hayden launched the Grace Hayden Impact Scholarship to support students with a demonstrated interest in economics.
Seven undergraduate students, after completing a multidisciplinary, experiential program that combines academic rigor with an emphasis on social responsibility, hold the new certificate.
