In the CEOWorld rankings, which assessed 118 hotel and hospitality schools, Georgia State’s program is No. 17 in the United States and No. 24 worldwide.
Harrell provided workshop attendees with insights on navigating HBR’s editorial landscape including best practices for pitching, common mistakes with submissions, and showing examples of successful pitches.
The Georgia State University Foundation has completed a successful merger with the Georgia State University Risk Management Foundation in a move that streamlines and strengthens philanthropic work on behalf of the Maurice R. Greenberg School of Risk Science.
A professional development curriculum integrated into undergraduate business students’ coursework from their first semester through graduation received the Career Leadership Collective’s 2025 Career Innovation Award.
Christopher Johnson, a renowned scholar in health services research, policy, and administration, has been appointed the inaugural holder of the Lofton Family Professorship in the Institute of Health Administration.
An internationally renowned actuarial science researcher highly regarded for his creative and original contributions to the discipline, Peng is a fellow of the American Statistical Association and the Institute of Mathematical Statistics.
After leaving the journalism field, Aly Merritt missed the supportive colleagues and camaraderie. As president of Atlanta Tech Village, she has found a similar sense of community.
Jacobus Boers, who officially became director of PACE in January, is making changes to the program that will maximize the benefits to all parties involved.
The Executive MBA (EMBA) program offered by Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business has added a Certificate in Crisis Management Leadership to its curriculum.
A groundbreaking study analyzing more than a decade of U.S. patent data has found that not all artificial intelligence (AI) innovations displace human workers-some, particularly generative AI, actually augment jobs and drive firm growth.
