COLLEGE OF EDUCATION & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
The New York Times called Georgia State “an innovative engine of social mobility”
Find out why.
Get to Know Us
With every breakthrough we make, every spike we see in enrollment and every stride we hit in graduating more students in less time, we surpass our own standards. Still, our values and commitments never change: You come first.
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About the College
Education gives people the tools to bring about lasting prosperity and a higher quality of life. At the College of Education and Human Development we show students not only how to educate others but how to craft the theories and policy that will make learning more relevant, meaningful and productive. Through seven academic departments that encompass more than 50 programs at the undergraduate, master’s, specialist and doctoral levels, we cover the full spectrum of academic issues and situations, including math and science education, early childhood education, special-needs students, and counseling and behavioral analysis. We also emphasize research that generates new knowledge about the practice of teaching, leading to tangible improvements in the quality of education for children and adults across the country.
Your donation to the College of Education and Human Development is not just a gift, but an investment in higher-quality education, more motivated students and a society with the knowledge to solve problems and secure a more prosperous future.
The Dean's Letter
In the next decade, the College of Education and Human Development will advance its reputation for preparing professionals to work in some of our most challenged communities. In doing so, our graduates contribute to the interruption of intergenerational poverty these communities face. The creative degrees we offer provide students with opportunities to apply new ideas and engage 21st century expectations. Most of our teacher graduates work in high-need schools, where they remain for at least five years. This accomplishment is complemented by graduates in human service professions working with families, schools and agencies in those communities.
A continuing strength will be our partnerships with local schools, community agencies and government entities that provide perspectives on the research we conduct, guidance on the programs we offer and opportunities for residency training.
We will also continue the support of scholars through interdisciplinary centers that earn high levels of funding from government, foundation and corporate partners. These centers allow our researchers to provide students and community partners with the latest research-based practices.
Paul A. Alberto is a Regents’ Professor in Intellectual Disabilities. His research interests include functional literacy, behavioral instruction strategies and functional analysis.
Funding Priorities
Student Success
Increase scholarship and fellowship support for undergraduates and graduates to help students achieve their educational aspirations by bridging financial gaps.
Student Experience
Expand support for students traveling internationally, pursuing internships, engaging in scholarly research and training in the Atlanta community.
Faculty Excellence
Establish endowed chairs, professorships and fellowships to help recruit and retain top faculty.
Investing in Programs
Promote investment in academic centers of excellence.
Many Ways to Give
It’s easy — and rewarding — to invest in Georgia State’s future through a private gift. You can quickly make an online gift here and now. If you prefer, Georgia State development representatives are ready to help you create a named endowment or leave a legacy gift that reflects your personal interests. They can assist, as well, with corporate and matching gifts.
Contact
- College of Education & Human Development at 404-413-8100
- Mailing address: Georgia State University, College of Education & Human Development, PO Box 3980, Atlanta, Ga. 30302-3980
- Office location: Georgia State University, Office of Development, College of Education and Human Development Building, 30 Pryor St. SE, 10th Floor, Atlanta, Ga. 30303
Annual Programs
Annual giving provides alumni, faculty, staff, students, parents and friends with the opportunity to make yearly contributions to the university.
Women's Philanthropy Network
The group believes there is untapped potential in the power of women to create a stronger and more vital community by supporting Georgia State’s transformational goals.
GSU Fund For Excellence
The GSU Fund for Excellence provides unrestricted, university-wide support to ensure our scholarship programs, learning and research resources and outreach programs are consistently up-to-date and world-class.
Annual Programs
Annual giving provides alumni, faculty, staff, students, parents and friends with the opportunity to make yearly contributions to the university.
Women's Philanthropy Network
WPN was founded by a group of Georgia State alumnae and friends who work to improve the success rate of our students. They believe there is untapped potential in the power of women to create a stronger and more vital community by supporting Georgia State’s transformational goals.
GSU Fund For Excellence
The GSU Fund for Excellence provides unrestricted, university-wide support to ensure that our scholarship programs, learning and research resources, and outreach programs are consistently up-to-date and world-class.