Leveraging a minigrant from Georgia State's Center for Excellence in Teaching, Learning & Online Education, Associate Professor Kristie Seelman is using 3D engines to create realistic virtual scenarios for social work courses.
The award celebrates a faculty member who has exhibited superior teaching three years prior, as measured in student evaluations, course demand and faculty adoption of their unique teaching methods.
Lily Spencer (M.S.W. ’25) came to Georgia State University to formalize their commitment to social justice and prepare for leadership in the field of social work.
Melanie Guerrero-Blanco's (B.S.W. ’25) passion to serve others led her from Elberton, Ga., to Georgia State University, where she sought broader perspectives and opportunities in the field of social work.
Child maltreatment is tied to later opioid use and misuse in adulthood, according to a new study led by Georgia State University researchers.
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.
The new pricing positions Georgia State's online programs in criminal justice administration and social work as competitive to graduate students nationwide.
The National Association of Deans and Directors of Schools of Social Work grant will support the school's innovative Community and Alumni Partners-in-Residence Social Justice Seminar Series.
Beyond Bars: A Journal of Literature and Art, funded with a Mellon Foundation grant, is led by Georgia State and Emory faculty. It provides people who have been incarcerated opportunities to express themselves creatively as co-editors, artists and contributors.
Haddy Samba (M.S.W. ’24), of The Gambia, dedicated her studies in Georgia State's School of Social Work to championing social justice and empowering marginalized communities, work she plans to continue while pursuing her Ph.D.
