Musaddeq Khan gives aspiring founders from underrepresented and overlooked populations the funding, training—and tough love—they need to scale up their ideas.
Shalanda Cofer runs a landscaping business in her spare time. She had to stop advertising because of a rapidly growing customer base. Plus, two clients have won "yard wars"-style competitions in their neighborhoods.
Shantina Knox established Treasure Our Daughters Academy, a nonprofit that equips girls age 10 through 12 with critical life skills.
Ellie Diaz has always felt compelled to make things. She met a community of cosplayers at Dragon Con in 2011 and has been hooked on building her own complex costumes ever since.
In this Q&A, find out Nelson Silverio's short- and long-term goals for the position, and how he plans to keep Robinson an awesome place to work.
The team placed in two categories in this year’s Educational Advertising Awards: gold for a digital video ad of less than two minutes, and silver for electronic advertising.
The overarching purpose of Marian Higgins' role is to create a safe and welcoming environment for all Robinson constituents—and that’s a major team effort.
Enrollment numbers for Robinson’s master’s programs are looking fantastic for this fall and next spring. Our success can largely be attributed to the Office of Graduate Recruiting & Student Services, which recently added three graduate recruitment managers to its team. Get to know them in this Q&A.
In 2016, with the help of campus leaders and senior IT professionals, Gholar co-launched Georgia State’s Women in Technology (WIT) student chapter and volunteered to serve as its advisor.
One might say offering perks and activities to employees is half the battle for an organization, and spreading word about them is the hard part. At Georgia State, that’s the purpose of Staff Council.
