For the first time in its 25-year history, the Andrew Young School of Policy has named two recipients each to its prestigious annual faculty and staff awards
Lucy Johnson (B.S.W. ’21) hopes to open a counseling practice that provides free or low-cost services to those with financial barriers to mental health care
After her final semester, Ramatoulaye “Rama” Diallo will enter an M.S.W. program and lay the groundwork for a community for immigrant women in Atlanta.
Siang Zaem is preparing for graduate school where she plans to develop a culturally appropriate child maltreatment prevention model for Myanmar refugees.
Tammy Hughes (B.S.W. ‘16, M.S.W. ‘17) delivers COVID-19 test results and other services to individuals experiencing homelessness throughout downtown Atlanta.
Kasey Vermilya (B.S.W., ’15) uses her training as a social worker to give students facing adverse circumstances a chance to succeed.
Plans for a new Alumni Council have come to fruition this year in the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies (AYS). The inaugural council boasts 20 members from various areas of the country.
Social work student Kenyah Farley has solid advice for any passionate person looking for a foothold into activism, gained from her work on social justice.
Twenty Georgia State University and Georgia Tech faculty and graduate students, were named Public Interest Technology – University Network Fellows.
Social Work faculty & staff penned an open letter to address their commitment to social justice and actions to begin addressing systemic inequities.
