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Introducing New Faculty Associates for Perimeter College and for Research, Scholarship and Creativity

Georgia State’s Office of Faculty Affairs is pleased to introduce the GSU community to two new faculty associates, who will be instrumental in the institution’s efforts to support faculty in teaching, research, scholarship and creativity.

Rhiannon Evangelista serves as the inaugural Faculty Associate for Perimeter College, and Ashwin Ashok has been appointed Faculty Associate for Research, Scholarship and Creative Activity.

Get to know more about Drs. Evangelista and Ashok by clicking the story headline.

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Cohort for the 2024-25 Executive Leadership Academy for Women (ELAW) Selected

The Office of the Provost and the Office of Faculty Affairs are proud to announce the members of the 2024-25 Executive Leadership Academy for Women (ELAW) cohort.

This cohort-based leadership development program seeks to empower current and emerging leaders on the Georgia State staff who are committed to self-discovery, lifelong learning, career advancement, and leading from where they are.

ELAW provides professional development to help staff members build the skills necessary to be successful, regardless of whether they are in a new role or are more experienced supervisors who have not had formal leadership training. ELAW is administered through the Office of Faculty Affairs.

Achievements, Faculty Highlights, News

Regents’ Professors, the Highest Academic Rank for Public University Faculty in Georgia, Appointed at Georgia State

The Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia (USG) has appointed and reappointed outstanding faculty to the system’s highest academic rank, the Regents’ Professor. The Regents’ Professorship is granted by the Board for three years, subject to renewal to a second three-year term by the Board upon the recommendation of the institution’s president, the system chancellor and the Board’s Committee on Academic Affairs.

Balasubramaniam Ramesh received an initial appointment as Regents’ Professor; S. Tamer Cavusgil and Andrew Gewirtz were both reappointed by the Board. Click the article link to learn more.

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Outstanding Faculty Recognized with Georgia State’s Distinguished University Professorships

Georgia State University has appointed and reappointed faculty to its highest institutional-level faculty rank, the Distinguished University Professorship. The appointment of Distinguished University Professor at Georgia State is intended to recognize a sustained and outstanding record in scholarship and instruction, and to provide the impetus for continuing high achievement.

Distinguished University Professors are expected to serve the university as exemplary faculty members by contributing to its research, instructional, and service missions. Click the posting link to learn more.

Achievements, Faculty Highlights, News

WABE Studios Team With Maurice Hobson Wins Southeast Regional EMMY Awards for Documentary on the 1906 Atlanta Race Massacre

Dr. Maurice Hobson, Associate Professor of Africana Studies, is part of a team with WABE Studios which recently garnered three Southeast Regional EMMY Awards for “(re)Defining History: Uncovering the 1906 Atlanta Race Massacre.” Hosted by Dr. Hobson, this documentary from WABE Studios in partnership with the National Center for Civil and Human Rights explores the truth behind the terror of four days in September 1906 where 25 African Americans were killed and hundreds more were injured, what led to the violence, and how it spawned resilience in Atlanta’s Black community.

Click the link to this posting to view the documentary on the Provost’s Office website.

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The Path Forward 2024: The COACHE II Action Plan Is Now Available

The Office of the Provost is pleased to present a plan of action in response to the feedback from the university’s second COACHE survey, administered in 2023.

The university-level plan, “The Path Forward 2024,” is divided into four broad areas identified for improvement, with 14 steps as goals for achievement. These steps address the specific issues raised in the survey regarding service, teaching, benefits and salary, and personal and family policies.

Click on the headline above to read the plan on the COACHE at Georgia State website.

Awards, Faculty Highlights, News

Geographer Carrie R. Freshour Earns American Council of Learned Societies Fellowship

Carrie R. Freshour, an assistant professor in the Department of Geosciences at Georgia State University, has been named a 2024 American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) Fellow.

The ACLS Fellowship Program supports scholars who are poised to make original and significant contributions to knowledge in any field of the humanities or interpretive social sciences. This year, the program will award more than $3.6 million to 60 early career scholars.

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Political Scientist Jennifer McCoy Earns Andrew Carnegie Fellowship to Further Research into Political Polarization

Jennifer McCoy, a Regents’ Professor in Georgia State’s Political Science Department, has been named a 2024 Andrew Carnegie Fellow.

McCoy is one of 28 to receive the Andrew Carnegie Fellowship, which is funded by the Carnegie Corporation of New York. Fellows will receive stipends of $200,000 each for research that seeks to understand how and why our society has become so polarized, and how we can strengthen the forces of cohesion to fortify our democracy.

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2024 Faculty Awards Announced at Georgia State

The Office of the Provost is pleased to announce this year’s winners of the university’s faculty awards, recognizing faculty achievement and excellence.

Winners will be honored during the 2024 Celebrating Faculty Excellence event in September.

Regents’ Professorships and Distinguished University Professorships will be announced separately at a later date.

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2023-24 Cohorts of the Executive Leadership Academy for Women and the Leadership Academy for Women Faculty Celebrate Graduation

Participants in the 2023-24 cohorts of the Executive Leadership Academy for Women (ELAW) and the Leadership Academy for Women Faculty (LAWF) celebrated the completion of their leadership programs this April.

Celebrations took place at Centennial Hall on April 12 for LAWF and April 17 for ELAW, with friends, colleagues and family in attendance for each graduation. ELAW, for staff, and LAWF, for faculty, are eight-month cohort-based leadership development programs, seeking to empower current and emerging leaders who are committed to self-discovery, lifelong learning, career advancement, and leading from where they are.

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Introducing New Faculty Associates for Perimeter College and for Research, Scholarship and Creativity

Cohort for the 2024-25 Executive Leadership Academy for Women (ELAW) Selected

Regents’ Professors, the Highest Academic Rank for Public University Faculty in Georgia, Appointed at Georgia State

Outstanding Faculty Recognized with Georgia State’s Distinguished University Professorships

WABE Studios Team With Maurice Hobson Wins Southeast Regional EMMY Awards for Documentary on the 1906 Atlanta Race Massacre

The Path Forward 2024: The COACHE II Action Plan Is Now Available

Geographer Carrie R. Freshour Earns American Council of Learned Societies Fellowship

Political Scientist Jennifer McCoy Earns Andrew Carnegie Fellowship to Further Research into Political Polarization

2024 Faculty Awards Announced at Georgia State

2023-24 Cohorts of the Executive Leadership Academy for Women and the Leadership Academy for Women Faculty Celebrate Graduation