EMERITI
The president of Georgia State bestows the Emeritus title on faculty and administration who have distinguished themselves through research, teaching and/or service over 10 or more years.
The Association provides Emeriti opportunities for intellectual, creative and social connections with each other through events of interest at the university and in the communities served by the university. Emeriti are encouraged to stay connected and to be active in the Emeriti Association.
To learn more, visit the links below or our webpage at emeriti.gsu.edu
In 2016, the Emeriti Association welcomed emeriti faculty from Georgia Perimeter College as it consolidated with Georgia State University.
Scholarship Highlight - Brianna Poplaskie
Student Name: Brianna Poplaskie
Scholarship Name: William M. Suttles Endowed Scholarship
Hometown: Atlanta, GA
B.A. ’21, Film and Media—Student in The Honors College
Why Georgia State?
I chose Georgia State in part for its location. It is in the perfect...read more ❯
Scholarship Highlight - Bethany Davison
Student Name: Bethany Davison
Scholarship Name: Women’s Philanthropy Initiative Scholarship
Hometown: Temple, GA
B.S. ’19, Music Management—Student in the Honors College
Why Georgia State?
I chose Georgia State because two of my cousins attended before...read more ❯
Scholarship Highlight - Chinaza Nwosu
Student Name: Chinaza Nwosu
Scholarship Name: John E. Aderhold Fund for Excellence Scholarship
Hometown: Austell, GA
BBA ’21, Accounting
Why Georgia State?
The best things about Georgia State are its high level of diversity and location in the heart of...read more ❯
Scholarship Highlight - Larissa Neves
Student Name: Larissa Neves
Scholarship Name: William M. Suttles Endowed Scholarship
Hometown: Atlanta
B.S. ’20, Biology
Why Georgia State?
I've always loved living so close to Atlanta, so it just seemed right to attend college here.
Please share a few...read more ❯
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