Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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During this session, you will learn how to navigate the updated interface, organize course content more effectively, and take advantage of new features designed to improve the teaching and learning experience. Topics include:

A modern, mobile-friendly, and accessible interfaceFlexible course organization and improved navigationA centralized view of assignments, quizzes, and discussionsClear progress indicators and personalization options to support student successA comparison of the Classic Content Experience and the New Content Experience, including key differences and best practices for transitioning your courses

Whether you are preparing for an upcoming semester or simply want to become familiar with the latest enhancements to iCollege, this workshop will equip you with the knowledge and confidence to make the most of the New Content Experience. Register today and select the date and time that work best for your schedule.

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This event will have a hybrid option for those who are unable to attend in person. Please register for the workshop and you will be sent the link.

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An internationally acclaimed jazz vocalist, Lori Williams is celebrated for her rich tone, graceful phrasing, and magnetic stage presence. Her performances blend jazz standards, classic favorites, and original music, delivered with sincerity and joy that resonate long after the final note. This special appearance features new material alongside beloved selections, offering longtime fans and first time listeners a deeply rewarding experience.

With more than three decades of global touring and festival appearances across Europe, Japan, the Caribbean, and the United States, Lori’s artistry is matched by an impressive list of honors and collaborations. She is a South Arts Jazz Road Award recipient, an accomplished music educator, radio host, and a passionate advocate for jazz tradition and community. Her work reflects both technical mastery and heartfelt storytelling, making every performance feel personal and uplifting.

Set inside City Winery’s cozy, up close venue, guests can enjoy signature wines and a full dining menu while soaking in an evening of sophisticated jazz. Make it a perfect summer night out and reserve your seats early for this special return engagement.

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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Bridgette Gifford (Iraji Lab, Neuroscience): Diurnal Dynamics of Functional Connectivity: A Multi-Model Investigation of Circadian-Linked Variation on Large-Scale Brain Networks

Cameron Caggiano (Parent Lab, Neuroscience): Soluble Hypothalamic Amyloid Beta May Potentiate Peripheral Metabolic Impairments in TgF344-AD Rats in a Sex-Dependent Manner

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Competency-Based Learning Objectives
Participants will:

1. Discuss how parents and caregivers can promote the key elements of social and emotional competence of children (trust and attachment, autonomy/independence, emotional regulation and self-control, relationships with others, self-esteem, self-efficacy, and self-confidence, persistence and resilience).
2. Review the importance of attachment in developing social and emotional competence in children and discuss what they can say to parents to nurture and strengthen secure attachments with their children.
3. Discuss differences between inappropriate and more developmentally appropriate interactions in the “Another Way to Do It” activity.
4. Identify how their program’s everyday actions currently build and could further build social and emotional competence of children.

August 18, 2026, at 10am (Tuesday)

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In this interactive workshop, you’ll identify the experiences that shape your professional story and begin building a narrative you can adapt for future applications and opportunities.

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We’ll unpack the essentials—flexible program formats (Evening, Online, and Hybrid), integrated curriculum, analytics and leadership development, and real-world projects with Atlanta-area employers. You’ll also learn how our Career Advancement Center supports internships, promotions, and post-MBA pivots.

We’ll walk through admissions criteria, application timelines, scholarships/financial aid, and what a strong application looks like. The session ends with live Q&A so you can get tailored guidance on fit and next steps.

Who should attend: Early- to mid-career professionals exploring an MBA, career switchers, and rising leaders seeking executive-level preparation.

You’ll leave with: a clear understanding of format fit, cost/financing options, ROI expectations, and an action plan for your application.

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- Master Actuarial Science (MAS)
- Master of Science in Quantitative Risk Analysis and Management (QRAM)
- Master of Science in Analytics (MSA)

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Questions are encouraged, and we can potentially trouble shoot some concerns you have. So, if you have Zoom questions this is the place to be!

NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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Stories: Your fellow faculty will share their wisdom in a series of practical talks, interactive sessions and roundtables.

Community: Talk with your peers in spaces dedicated to social time. We’ll also have a variety of interactive activities that you can contribute to on your own in these spaces.

Peace: Need to go hide for a while? We’ve got that covered!

Food: Lunch wil be provided to the first 100 registrants.

Swag: Details coming soon once we make a decision on what to buy. Whatever it is, I’m sure that it will blow your mind!

Surprises: To be revealed!

To guarantee your spot at TeachFest — and guarantee your lunch — register now. You’ll get a confirmation and reminders after you register. Look out for more TeachFest news in the next few weeks as we feature our faculty presenters and spotlight our spaces, activities and more. If you have any questions, you can email teachfest2026@gsu.edu. Additionally, you may want to review GSU's Accessible Meetings and Events checklist. We are using this for the event. If you have any specific needs or accomodations that you want us to know about, you're welcome to email us at teachfest2026@gsu.edu.

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Aug. 19, 2026 | 12 PM – 1 PM
Rialto Center for the Arts Lobby

Experience the vibrant sounds of the Frankie Quinones Latin Jazz Collective Trio at this month's "Feed Your Senses" concert. Led by hand percussionist Frankie Quinones, the ensemble blends Afro-Caribbean rhythms with modern jazz to create an energetic and immersive musical experience. Rich improvisation, soulful grooves and dynamic percussion come together in a performance that celebrates culture, creativity and the power of rhythm.

Free and open to the public.
Complimentary refreshments while supplies last.
RSVP encouraged: https://rialto.gsu.edu/feed-your-senses-registration/

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Using the Project ECHO model of didactic lecture paired with case-based discussion, Children's has been providing Behavioral and Mental Health education in multiple cohorts since March 2021. This cohort will meet every other week on Wednesdays at lunchtime starting July 8th for six sessions and will focus on multiple facets of caring for patients affected by trauma and stressor disorders. Upon the conclusion of this cohort, we will offer additional cohorts through 2026 covering new behavioral and mental health topics.

Attendees will have the opportunity to claim CME and MOC Part II credits for their participation.

Registration is only open to Georgia-based providers holding an MD, DO, PA, or NP credential.

Active participation is required and participants are expected to contribute one patient case for discussion during the course of the series.

Trauma and Stressor Disorders Cohort sessions will take place every other week on Wednesdays from 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm via Zoom. This series will be facilitated by Tori Watson, DNP, APRN, PMHNP-BC.

· July 8th: Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI) for Trauma-Informed Care with Children and Adolescents - Shante Washington, DSW, LCSW, LICSW: This session will explore TBRI's three core principles of Empowering, Connecting, and Correcting. We will discuss how to apply these principles across clinical and primary care settings to reduce re-traumatization, support evidence-based treatment, and meet the complex needs of youth from hard places.

· July 22nd: Evidence-Based Therapy for Traumatic Stress in Youth - Hannah Jones, PhD: This presentation will describe the impact of trauma on the development of youth, identify post-traumatic stress symptoms in children and adolescents, and provide a brief overview of evidence-based trauma-focused treatments for youth experiencing post-traumatic stress, including Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Cognitive Processing Therapy.

· August 5th: Recognizing Trauma Presentations That Mimic Psychiatric Disorders - Taahirat Taariq, BSN, RN, PMH-BC, SANE-p: This topic focuses on helping clinicians distinguish trauma-related symptoms such as hyperarousal, dissociation, irritability, regression, and behavioral outbursts from primary psychiatric disorders. By carefully considering history, context, and patterns of symptoms, providers can avoid misdiagnosis, reduce unnecessary medication use, and ensure that children receive trauma-informed assessment and treatment that address the root cause of their distress.

· August 19th: Neurodevelopmental Impact of Trauma - Christina McQueen, PMHNP: In this session, we will discuss the effects trauma has on the developing brain, including impacts on emotional regulation, attachment, cognitive development, and behavioral functioning. We will also explore the difference between toxic stress and tolerable stress.

· September 2nd: The Impact of ACEs on Child Development and Mental Health - Maribeth Nolan, MSW, LCSW: This session will provide an introduction to Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and how they affect development and mental health for children and adolescents.

· September 16th: ACEs across Childhood and Adolescence - Tori Watson, DNP, APRN, PMHNP-BC: In this session, we will continue our discussion of ACEs and their correlation with common physical, emotional, and behavioral challenges across childhood and adolescence.

Register: https://web.cvent.com/event/d1d423e3-5eb5-4681-b427-33ed7343d001/waitlist?environment=P2

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Using the Project ECHO model of didactic lecture paired with case-based discussion, Children's has been providing Behavioral and Mental Health education in multiple cohorts since March 2021. This cohort will meet every other week on Wednesdays at lunchtime starting July 8th for six sessions and will focus on multiple facets of caring for patients affected by trauma and stressor disorders. Upon the conclusion of this cohort, we will offer additional cohorts through 2026 covering new behavioral and mental health topics.

Attendees will have the opportunity to claim CME and MOC Part II credits for their participation.

Registration is only open to Georgia-based providers holding an MD, DO, PA, or NP credential.

Active participation is required, and participants are expected to contribute one patient case for discussion during the course of the series., starting July 8th, for six sessions.

https://web.cvent.com/event/d1d423e3-5eb5-4681-b427-33ed7343d001/websitePage:645d57e4-75eb-4769-b2c0-f201a0bfc6ce

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- The Robinson MBA (Traditional and STEM)
- Master of Science in Health Administration
- All Dual MBA Programs

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Questions are encouraged, and we can potentially trouble shoot some concerns you have. So, if you have Zoom questions this is the place to be!

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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Your first day of college marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter – one you've worked hard to reach. Just like athletes train for their biggest games, it’s time for you to gear up for your big game – College. To help you start strong, we’re excited to invite you to the Panther Pre-Game Kickoff – a special event just for new students.

Location: GSU Perimeter College, Newton Campus
Date: Thursday, August 20, 2026
⏰Time: 9:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.

This exclusive event will equip you with the knowledge, resources, and connections you'll need for a successful freshman year. Plus, you’ll meet fellow Panthers, explore the campus, and get insider tips from current students and faculty.

Space is limited, so be sure to reserve your spot! We can't wait to see you there!

Additionally, we will provide a delicious lunch featuring hot dogs and hamburgers, and take the opportunity to mix and mingle with our awesome faculty members. Like a football tailgate, this event is about coming together, enjoying fun food, and getting pumped up for the college journey ahead.

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Hosted by: Perimeter College Student Life, Panther Activities Council, POUNCE Rewards Program, Perimeter College, Panther Welcome, Student Success Programs

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12290546

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In this session, you will

Create a FolderAdd a SubfolderAdd a Media to a FolderRemove Media from a FolderDelete a FolderReview the layout and menu updates

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Questions are encouraged, and we can potentially trouble shoot some concerns you have. So, if you have Zoom questions this is the place to be!

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- Master of Science in Finance (MSF)
- Master of Professional Accountancy (MPA)
- Master of Science in Information Systems (MSIS)
- Master of Science in Supply Chain Management (MSSCM)
- Non-Degree Applications

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We’ll walk through the opportunities available to students, how to find and sign up for projects, what counts toward GSU’s Pro Bono & Public Service Recognition Program, and how pro bono work can help you explore different areas of law and build your resume. Come grab lunch and learn how you can start making an impact during your first year of law school!

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Register: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/gnOkaONcQmW2nKm5evmnKQ#/registration

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Free and open to all students, come join the festivities as we welcome our new and returning international students as part of the Panther Welcome event series! Come enjoy flavors, games and music from around the world while also making new friends and finding opportunities around campus to get involved. Let's continue making our campus #APlaceForAll!

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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High Energy
Free Food
Prizes & Giveaways
Meet Your Scholar Community

Don't miss your official welcome experience. Come ready to learn, connect, and succeed!

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During this session, you will learn how to navigate the updated interface, organize course content more effectively, and take advantage of new features designed to improve the teaching and learning experience. Topics include:

A modern, mobile-friendly, and accessible interfaceFlexible course organization and improved navigationA centralized view of assignments, quizzes, and discussionsClear progress indicators and personalization options to support student successA comparison of the Classic Content Experience and the New Content Experience, including key differences and best practices for transitioning your courses

Whether you are preparing for an upcoming semester or simply want to become familiar with the latest enhancements to iCollege, this workshop will equip you with the knowledge and confidence to make the most of the New Content Experience. Register today and select the date and time that work best for your schedule.

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Questions are encouraged! So, if you have something specific you want to ask, this is a great time for that.

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- Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence and Business Transformation
- Graduate Certificates

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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Date: Saturday, Aug. 22, 2026

Time: 7:30 p.m.

Location: Hurt Park

Bring your lawn chairs, bring your people and come ready for a relaxed, feel-good movie night experience.

Admission:

Students: Free

Faculty/Staff/Guests: $5

Free blankets available while supplies last for those with a valid PantherCard. Make it a night. Good movie, good food and even better vibes.

Hosted by: POUNCE Rewards Program, Panther Welcome, Spotlight Programs Board

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12451458

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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GSU-62 Registration Begins

GSU-62 Students are exempt from the $50 late fee.

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Payment is due same-day for courses added during Late Registration.

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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Kick off the fall semester with breakfast, CEHD swag and a warm welcome back to campus on Monday, Aug. 24, from 8-10:30 a.m. in the college's first floor lobby.

Stop by to reconnect with the CEHD community and welcome Dean Candace Kuby as she begins her first fall semester with the college!

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Hosted by: Panther Welcome, Spotlight Programs Board

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Hosted by: Perimeter College Student Life, Panther Activities Council, POUNCE Rewards Program, Panther Welcome

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12239992

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Hosted by: Panther Activities Council, POUNCE Rewards Program, Panther Welcome

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Hosted by: Leadership and Service, *RSO Resources and Training

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Hosted by: Leadership and Service, *RSO Resources and Training

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Organizations are applying AI in different ways. Some professionals will develop AI-enabled solutions, some will design the systems and processes that support AI at scale, and some will lead organizational transformation driven by AI. In every case, domain expertise matters.

Robinson’s M.S. in Artificial Intelligence and Business Transformation is built on a flexible, modular structure that reflects how organizations apply AI in practice.

You can customize the degree by pairing two embedded graduate certificates:

One focused on artificial intelligenceOne focused on a business domainThis approach allows you to build expertise at the intersection of AI and a specific business function or industry while earning graduate credentials that also stand on their own.

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Join us for our upcoming virtual information session to discover how this program can elevate your career and open doors to exciting opportunities. You'll gain insights into the curriculum, funding options, and the unique advantages of our community. Whether you're just exploring or ready to take the next step, we welcome all prospective students to join us and get inspired!

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Questions are encouraged! So, if you have something specific you want to ask, this is a great time for that.

NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED

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NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED

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GSU-62 Registration Begins

GSU-62 Students are exempt from the $50 late fee.

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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Start day two of fall semester with breakfast, pick up CEHD swag and connect with fellow students, faculty and staff on Tuesday, Aug. 25, from 8-10:30 a.m. in the college's first floor lobby.

Take the opportunity to get to know Dean Candace Kuby while enjoying conversation with the CEHD community!

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Hosted by: Panther Welcome, Spotlight Programs Board

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12485904

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Hosted by: Perimeter College Student Life, Panther Activities Council, Panther Welcome

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12178248

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NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED

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Hosted by: Perimeter College Student Life, Panther Activities Council, POUNCE Rewards Program, Panther Welcome

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12240121

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Hosted by: Leadership and Service, *RSO Resources and Training

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12538624

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Hosted by: Leadership and Service, *RSO Resources and Training

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✔ Creative ways to differentiate yourself in your job search
✔ How to effectively communicate your transferable skills and showcase their value to employers
✔ Strategies to present yourself as both technically and business savvy in interviews and networking conversations

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Their talk, which is free and open to students, faculty, staff and community members, will be delivered on Tuesday, August 25 at noon in the Student Center Speaker’s Auditorium. In-person attendance is strongly encouraged. LEARN MORE AND REGISTER HERE

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Graduates of our program are full-equipped for data driven careers across a variety of sectors such as data science, business intelligence, quantitative marketing analysis, credit risk analysis, predictive modeling, health informatics and web analytics.

During the live webinar, the MSA Graduate Recruiter and MSA Co-Faculty Director will provide essential information about the admissions process and specific program details as well as answer any questions you may have before our next application deadline. You will also get to hear from a current MSA student about their experience in the program. This is an event you do not want to miss!

Note: Attendees of this event will receive an MSA application fee waiver. Steps for this will be provided during the webinar.

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NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED

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GSU-62 Students are exempt from the $50 late fee.

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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Meet employers hiring for roles you can start this semester, learn about positions that fit your schedule and explore opportunities across multiple industries in one place. Many employers will be hiring for immediate openings, and some roles do not require prior experience.

Event Details

Location: Student Center East BallroomDate: Wednesday, Aug. 26, 2026

Time: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
How to prepare:

Resume reviews are simple with our AI tool, VMock https://www.vmock.com/gsu.Since it's Welcome Week, feel free to show your GSU pride, but remain casual to meet with employers. Remove headphones, sunglasses and hats when engaging with a recruiter.Need extra attire? Visit Career Services at 25 Park Place and select from the Career Closet (gently used donations).Bring copies of your resume or print onsite with Paw Prints.Research companies, departments and smile.Visit the Financial Aid table to see if you are eligible for a Work Study assignment.

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Take a midweek break to enjoy some popcorn and recharge on Wednesday, Aug. 26, from 12:30-2:30 p.m. in the college's first floor lobby.

Visit with Dean Candace Kuby and connect with members of the CEHD community!

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Hosted by: POUNCE Rewards Program, Spotlight Programs Board

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12514533

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What is it? A meetup and mixer for all Film, Theatre, Art, and Music students and Faculty & Staff.

What is happening? This open house gives Fine Arts pathway students everything you need to get involved in the Arts at Perimeter College! You'll be able to view our beautiful performance space, Cole Auditorium, check out our great music rehearsal rooms, as well as our acting and art studios. Information about upcoming events, auditions, and clubs will also be available. It's a really great way to meet other arts-driven students at Perimeter.

Agenda:

4PM - Check-in, Mixer, Raffle entry, and snacks

4:30 - Introductions and Announcements

4:45 - Pathway Break-out Sessions

5:15 - Hands on arts workshops in ceramics, music, art, film, and theatre

5:40 - PRIZES

Will there be free food? YES!

How much does it cost? It is a fee event, but please RSVP by selecting if you are a student, faculty, and how many guests you'll be bringing, so we do not run out of snacks.

How do I find it? Use the address 3735 Memorial College Ave in your GPS. Park near the CF Building (Fine Arts) and enter through the courtyard entrance in between the two covered sidewalks. If you see a painted piano, you are in the right place.

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Hosted by: POUNCE Rewards Program, *RSO Resources and Training

Online Location: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/284272836383755?p=sHQxswAkqw9FqEkTXT

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12538627

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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- Master Actuarial Science (MAS)
- Master of Science in Quantitative Risk Analysis and Management (QRAM)
- Master of Science in Analytics (MSA)

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Join us to learn more about our *top-ranked Master of Science in Information Systems program, including the concentration options, course schedule for working professionals, and admissions criteria.

The webinar will be hosted by the MSIS Faculty Director and Graduate Recruiter to discuss how Robinson is taking a stronger approach than other business schools in ensuring you're connected with the nation's top information systems positions.

Robinson’s CIS Faculty is ranked #1 in the world for publications in the top six information systems journalsRobinson’s MSIS program is ranked the 9th Best Graduate Information Systems Program in the US among public universitiesYour questions about our application process as you consider this opportunity and prepare for our next application deadline will also be answered during the webinar.

Note: Attendees of this event will receive an application fee waiver. Steps for this will be provided during the webinar.

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- The Robinson MBA (Traditional and STEM)
- Master of Science in Health Administration
- All Dual MBA Programs

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Celebrate Welcome Back Week with a refreshing cool treat and great conversation on Thursday, Aug. 27, from 2-4 p.m. in the college's first floor lobby.

Connect with fellow students, faculty and staff, and enjoy the opportunity to visit with Dean Candace Kuby!

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During this beginner-friendly session Jason and Christina will guide you through installing Zotero, building your research library, and using its core features to integrate seamlessly with your writing process. They will also cover how to properly cite some of the more challenging source types used for business research.

Perfect for: Anyone writing papers, theses, articles, or reports who wants a smarter way to handle sources and citations.

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Hosted by: POUNCE Rewards Program, Panther Welcome, Spotlight Programs Board

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12485912

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No registration permitted after 5 p.m.

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GSU-62 Students are exempt from the $50 late fee.

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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Professional Education Faculty (PEF) Meeting
9:30-10:30 a.m.
Centennial Hall Auditorium

Fall 2026 CEHD Faculty and Staff Meeting
10:30-11:30 a.m.
Centennial Hall Auditorium

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In this session, you will

Create a FolderAdd a SubfolderAdd a Media to a FolderRemove Media from a FolderDelete a FolderReview the layout and menu updates

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- Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence and Business Transformation
- Graduate Certificates

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- Master of Science in Finance (MSF)
- Master of Professional Accountancy (MPA)
- Master of Science in Information Systems (MSIS)
- Master of Science in Supply Chain Management (MSSCM)
- Non-Degree Applications

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Both programs combine advanced coursework with applied learning experiences to prepare graduates for impactful roles across actuarial science, finance, and insurance. Through hands-on sprint projects and industry connections, students gain practical skills that translate directly in today's workplace.

MAS and QRAM graduates are fully prepared for high-impact roles in areas such as a financial risk consultant, quantitative marketing, and credit risk analysis.

Join our upcoming webinar to hear directly from the MAS/QRAM Graduate Recruiter and Faculty Directors. They’ll walk you through the admissions process, share key program highlights, and answer your questions ahead of the next application deadline.

Bonus: All attendees will receive an MSA application fee waiver. Instructions on how to claim it will be provided during the webinar.

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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This course is offered online through VectorSolutions. After you register for the virtual event, you will be assigned the online course through Vector LMS. Therefore, there is no workshop on the date and time listed.

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Hosted by: POUNCE Rewards Program, Spotlight Programs Board

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Callbacks are Wed. Sept. 2, 5:00pm

WHERE: Marvin Cole Auditorium, Fine Arts Building

Clarkston Campus of GSU Perimeter College

HOW DO I BOOK AN APPOINTMENT?

Click this link (Same as above)

CASTING BREAKDOWN:

8 female characters ages 18-50+

*Students of all pathways, ethnicities, and abilities are encouraged to audition.

WHAT TO PREPARE:

Prepare a 1 minute monologue

*We strongly encourage you to memorize your monologue. HOWEVER you will not be penalized for not having your monologue memorized. Please be familiar enough with your monologue so that you are not looking down at your script the whole time.

WHAT TO BRING:

Your calendar of all CONFLICTS through November 15th.

This includes school, work, weddings, family gatherings, etc.Conflicts not presented at the time of auditions may not be accommodated.Headshot and resume are not required, but please bring them if you have them.

WHAT IS THE PLAY ABOUT?

In a near future where the bee population is collapsing, four women working inside a secretive research facility uncover a horrifying solution to humanity’s survival crisis. Darkly funny, unsettling, and sharply suspenseful, The Apiary blends psychological horror, biting satire, and speculative science fiction into a thrilling theatrical experience that asks just how far we are willing to go to save the world.

MANDATORY DATES:

Performances will be Nov. 5-7 & 13-15Rehearsals begin Tuesday, Sept. 8Tech/Dress rehearsals are October 29-November 4.*GSU students (cast or crew) must sign up for Theatre Practicum (CRN 83842), a 1 credit hour course.

CLICK THIS LINK TO BOOK AN APPOINTMENT (Same as above)

If you have any questions, please email pctheatre@gsu.edu.

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Whether you're here to speak your mind, hear new perspectives, or just vibe with fellow Panthers over some seriously good food, this is the place to be. No topic is off the table; just bring your appetite and your voice.

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Join us for an evening of conversation, connection, and curated bites and beverages, alongside insight from Georgia State leadership.

Get your presale ticket for $15 (plus Eventbrite fees) until August 30, 11:59 pm EST.

General Admission ticket price will rise to $20 (plus Eventbrite fees) on event day, August 31, 2026.

This event is open to everyone 21 years of age or older, including family and friends of Panther alumni.

Program Topic:

This interdisciplinary conversation will explore how storytelling shapes public understanding, influences decision-making, and drives impact across industries and communities.

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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- Master of Science in Finance (MSF)
- Master of Science in Information Systems (MSIS)
- Master of Science in Supply Chain Management (MSSCM)

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Hosted by: Panther Activities Council, POUNCE Rewards Program, Panther Welcome

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12466102

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Hosted by: POUNCE Rewards Program, Spotlight Programs Board

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12514571

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Questions are encouraged! So, if you have something specific you want to ask, this is a great time for that.

NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED

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Hosted by: Panther Welcome, Spotlight Programs Board, Student Engagement

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12485928

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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Questions are encouraged! So, if you have something specific you want to ask, this is a great time for that.

NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED

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Hosted by: Perimeter College Student Life, Panther Activities Council, POUNCE Rewards Program, Panther Welcome

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One featured stop on the tour is the Career Services Office, where students can gain insight into the many tools and resources available to support their career development from their first semester through graduation. The Career Services team provides guidance on résumé writing, interview preparation, internship and job searches, and overall professional growth.

At the Career Services stop, students will be introduced to:

VMock: An AI-powered résumé review tool that delivers instant, personalized feedback to help improve and strengthen resumes.Handshake: A career platform for finding internships and jobs, registering for events, and connecting directly with employers.Steppingblocks: A data-driven resource that helps students explore career paths, understand industry trends, and identify in-demand skills.Career Closet: A resource offering access to professional attire so students can feel confident and prepared for interviews and career events.Professional Headshots: Opportunities to obtain polished headshots for use on LinkedIn and other professional platforms.Pounce Around Perimeter encourages students to actively engage with campus resources, ask questions, and take meaningful steps toward their academic and career goals—all while becoming more familiar with the campus environment.

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Using the Project ECHO model of didactic lecture paired with case-based discussion, Children's has been providing Behavioral and Mental Health education in multiple cohorts since March 2021. This cohort will meet every other week on Wednesdays at lunchtime starting July 8th for six sessions and will focus on multiple facets of caring for patients affected by trauma and stressor disorders. Upon the conclusion of this cohort, we will offer additional cohorts through 2026 covering new behavioral and mental health topics.

Attendees will have the opportunity to claim CME and MOC Part II credits for their participation.

Registration is only open to Georgia-based providers holding an MD, DO, PA, or NP credential.

Active participation is required and participants are expected to contribute one patient case for discussion during the course of the series.

Trauma and Stressor Disorders Cohort sessions will take place every other week on Wednesdays from 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm via Zoom. This series will be facilitated by Tori Watson, DNP, APRN, PMHNP-BC.

· July 8th: Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI) for Trauma-Informed Care with Children and Adolescents - Shante Washington, DSW, LCSW, LICSW: This session will explore TBRI's three core principles of Empowering, Connecting, and Correcting. We will discuss how to apply these principles across clinical and primary care settings to reduce re-traumatization, support evidence-based treatment, and meet the complex needs of youth from hard places.

· July 22nd: Evidence-Based Therapy for Traumatic Stress in Youth - Hannah Jones, PhD: This presentation will describe the impact of trauma on the development of youth, identify post-traumatic stress symptoms in children and adolescents, and provide a brief overview of evidence-based trauma-focused treatments for youth experiencing post-traumatic stress, including Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Cognitive Processing Therapy.

· August 5th: Recognizing Trauma Presentations That Mimic Psychiatric Disorders - Taahirat Taariq, BSN, RN, PMH-BC, SANE-p: This topic focuses on helping clinicians distinguish trauma-related symptoms such as hyperarousal, dissociation, irritability, regression, and behavioral outbursts from primary psychiatric disorders. By carefully considering history, context, and patterns of symptoms, providers can avoid misdiagnosis, reduce unnecessary medication use, and ensure that children receive trauma-informed assessment and treatment that address the root cause of their distress.

· August 19th: Neurodevelopmental Impact of Trauma - Christina McQueen, PMHNP: In this session, we will discuss the effects trauma has on the developing brain, including impacts on emotional regulation, attachment, cognitive development, and behavioral functioning. We will also explore the difference between toxic stress and tolerable stress.

· September 2nd: The Impact of ACEs on Child Development and Mental Health - Maribeth Nolan, MSW, LCSW: This session will provide an introduction to Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and how they affect development and mental health for children and adolescents.

· September 16th: ACEs across Childhood and Adolescence - Tori Watson, DNP, APRN, PMHNP-BC: In this session, we will continue our discussion of ACEs and their correlation with common physical, emotional, and behavioral challenges across childhood and adolescence.

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Using the Project ECHO model of didactic lecture paired with case-based discussion, Children's has been providing Behavioral and Mental Health education in multiple cohorts since March 2021. This cohort will meet every other week on Wednesdays at lunchtime starting July 8th for six sessions and will focus on multiple facets of caring for patients affected by trauma and stressor disorders. Upon the conclusion of this cohort, we will offer additional cohorts through 2026 covering new behavioral and mental health topics.

Attendees will have the opportunity to claim CME and MOC Part II credits for their participation.

Registration is only open to Georgia-based providers holding an MD, DO, PA, or NP credential.

Active participation is required, and participants are expected to contribute one patient case for discussion during the course of the series., starting July 8th, for six sessions.

https://web.cvent.com/event/d1d423e3-5eb5-4681-b427-33ed7343d001/websitePage:645d57e4-75eb-4769-b2c0-f201a0bfc6ce

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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Drop in to work one-on-one with CETLOE’s accessibility team and learning technologists

Ask questions and receive personalized assistance with aligning course material to digital accessibility standards and best practices.

This is a day for personalized assistance with making courses and instructional materials more accessible and inclusive for all GSU students.

Bring your questions, course materials, or specific accessibility concerns. CETLOE staff can provide guidance on Word documents, PDFs, PowerPoint presentations, Excel spreadsheets, multimedia, iCollege content, and other instructional resources.

No appointment or registration is required. Faculty may stop by at any time between 11:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. and are encouraged to bring a laptop and any course materials they would like to review.

We look forward to seeing you!

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Admission is free and open to the public.

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Ready to apply to Robinson? This workshop is built for you.

Whether you're just getting started or putting the final pieces together, join our Recruitment and Admissions team for a live walkthrough of the Robinson graduate application — including recent updates, what makes a strong submission, and answers to your questions in real time.

Here's what to expect:

A step-by-step look at the application and what we're looking forKey strategies for putting your best application forwardLive Q&A with our Recruitment and Admissions teamBonus: Every attendee receives an application fee waiver. Instructions will be shared during the event.

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Using the Project ECHO model of didactic lecture paired with case-based discussion, Children's has been providing Behavioral and Mental Health education in multiple cohorts since March 2021. This cohort will meet every other week on Wednesdays at lunchtime starting July 8th for six sessions and will focus on multiple facets of caring for patients affected by trauma and stressor disorders. Upon the conclusion of this cohort, we will offer additional cohorts through 2026 covering new behavioral and mental health topics.

Attendees will have the opportunity to claim CME and MOC Part II credits for their participation.

Registration is only open to Georgia-based providers holding an MD, DO, PA, or NP credential.

Active participation is required, and participants are expected to contribute one patient case for discussion during the course of the series., starting July 8th, for six sessions.

https://web.cvent.com/event/d1d423e3-5eb5-4681-b427-33ed7343d001/websitePage:645d57e4-75eb-4769-b2c0-f201a0bfc6ce

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Hosted by: Entrepreneurship and Innovation Institute, LaunchGSU, POUNCE Rewards Program

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12524375

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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By: Ashley Oscarson

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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A Robinson graduate degree is an investment. We want to make sure you have every resource available to make it work for you.

Join members of Robinson's Graduate Recruiting and Financial Aid teams for a live session covering the funding questions prospective students ask most — including scholarships, graduate research assistantships, student loans, and the FAFSA process.

You'll also hear from:

Georgia State's International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS) — with key insights on the financial aspects of securing your I-20Come with questions. Our team will answer them live.

Bonus: Every attendee receives an application fee waiver. Details shared during the event.

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Hosted by: POUNCE Rewards Program, Spotlight Programs Board

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12514576

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Hosted by: Spotlight Programs Board

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12485939

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By: Alvin Blount

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Hosted by: POUNCE Rewards Program, Spotlight Programs Board

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12496745

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By: Alvin Blount

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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By the end of this workshop, you will be able to:

Recognize accessibility standards for digital and online content Utilize the accessibility checker and setup special access in iCollegePractice accessible formatting in iCollege

Don't miss this opportunity to learn what features and tools are available in iCollege to make courses accessible!

We recommend having files to explore with open when following along with this workshop. You can also use this form to request an iCollege Building Section to test out different features.

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September 9, 2026 | 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
Rialto Center for the Arts Lobby

Spend your lunch hour with the Nathanael Smith Trio, led by Atlanta pianist Nathanael Smith. A graduate of both Florida State University and Georgia State University, Smith recently toured nationally and internationally with the Glenn Miller Orchestra before returning to Atlanta to perform full-time. Known for his expressive playing and deep roots in the jazz tradition, Smith brings a fresh perspective and exceptional musicianship to every performance.

Georgia State, come out and support one of our very own!

Free and open to the public
Complimentary refreshments while supplies last
RSVP encouraged: https://rialto.gsu.edu/feed-your-senses-registration/

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Fall 2027 applications are now open. Start early, explore your options, and discover whether the Robinson EMBA is the right next step for you.

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September 9, 2026 - November 18, 2026

12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. via Zoom

Behavioral and Mental Health Project ECHO – Sleep Disorders Cohort

Using the Project ECHO model of didactic lecture paired with case-based discussion, Children's has been providing Behavioral and Mental Health education in multiple cohorts since March 2021. This cohort will meet every other week on Wednesdays at lunchtime, starting September 9th for six sessions and will focus on multiple facets of caring for patients affected by sleep disorders. Upon the conclusion of this cohort, we will offer additional cohorts through 2026 covering new behavioral and mental health topics.

Attendees will have the opportunity to claim CME and MOC Part II credits for their participation.

Registration is only open to Georgia-based community providers holding an MD, DO, PA, or NP credential.

Active participation is required and participants are expected to contribute one patient case for discussion during the course of the series.

Register Online: https://web.cvent.com/event/96e56aff-3acf-4999-9fa2-3a9bc4a1e72b/waitlist?environment=P2

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By: McKenzie Culberson

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By attending, you’ll learn how to:

Find and understand Ally indicators in iCollege content and files (PDFs, Word, PPT) to quickly spot accessibility issuesFix common problems like missing text headings, low color contrast, scanned PDFs, and missing Alt Text on images using Ally’s Feedback panelInclude Ally in course preparation steps each semester, to reduce access barriers before they impact students or cause problems with course activities.

This workshop is perfect for instructors who want to make informed decisions about designing or replacing materials, meet ADA Title 2/WCAG expectations, and improve the overall clarity and usability of their course materials.

We recommend having files to explore with open when following along with this workshop. You can also use this form to request an iCollege Building Section to test out the different Anthology Ally features.

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Hosted by: POUNCE Rewards Program, Spotlight Programs Board

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12514576

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By: Lindsay Wong

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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- Master of Science in Finance (MSF)
- Master of Science in Information Systems (MSIS)
- Master of Science in Supply Chain Management (MSSCM)

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Drop in to work one-on-one with CETLOE’s accessibility team and learning technologists

Ask questions and receive personalized assistance with aligning course material to digital accessibility standards and best practices.

This is a day for personalized assistance with making courses and instructional materials more accessible and inclusive for all GSU students.

Bring your questions, course materials, or specific accessibility concerns. CETLOE staff can provide guidance on Word documents, PDFs, PowerPoint presentations, Excel spreadsheets, multimedia, iCollege content, and other instructional resources.

No appointment or registration is required. Faculty may stop by at any time between 11:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. and are encouraged to bring a laptop and any course materials they would like to review.

We look forward to seeing you!

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Hosted by: Perimeter College Student Life, Panther Activities Council, Panther Welcome

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12290650

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Hosted by: Perimeter College Student Life, Panther Welcome, Recreational Services

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12524293

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By: Lauren Rich

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Hosted by: POUNCE Rewards Program, Spotlight Programs Board

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By: Amy Shaw

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Hosted by: Spotlight Programs Board

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12503820

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

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View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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Join us for our upcoming virtual information session to discover how this program can elevate your career and open doors to exciting opportunities. You'll gain insights into the curriculum, funding options, and the unique advantages of our community. Whether you're just exploring or ready to take the next step, we welcome all prospective students to join us and get inspired!

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Immediately following auditions, you will be cast, receive your script, and have a chance to meet with your director. We will rehearse most of the day Saturday -- call time will be based on your role/play.

Performances are one night only: Saturday, September 12th at 8pm in The Performance Studio.

Don't miss out on this chance to experience creativity and camaraderie while tackling a unique theatrical challenge. Be a part of "Plays in a Day" and unleash your inner thespian!

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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Mark your calendars for a single, exclusive evening of five-minute plays: Saturday, September 12th at 8pm in The Performance Studio, CF0100, on the Clarkston Campus of GSU. Don't miss this one opportunity to see how artists rise to this formidable theatrical occasion. Join us for a night that celebrates the power of ingenuity and the joy of live performance!

Admission is free with a request for donations to support our Drama Club.

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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Georgia State University's Staff Council is excited to host this year's University System of Georgia (USG) Staff Development Conference, an initiative of the USG Staff Council. The conference will bring together staff from USG institutions across Georgia for two days of professional development, idea sharing, and meaningful connections. Join us for an inspiring keynote, engaging breakout sessions, a campus tour, networking, and opportunities to learn from colleagues who are making an impact across the University System of Georgia. Contact staffcouncil@gsu.edu for additional information or support.

TO REGISTER FOR THE CONFERENCE & SUBMIT PAYMENT, SELECT "BUY TICKETS" IN THE TOP RIGHT CORNER.

Nearby Lodging Options with Special Conference Rates

All hotel reservations have a check-in date of Sunday, September 13, with check-in beginning at 4:00 p.m., and a check-out date of Tuesday, September 15, by 11:00 a.m.

Please note: Each hotel has its own parking rates. Hotel parking is separate from Georgia State University parking included with the $200 conference registration option.

Courtland Grand Hotel (165 Courtland Street NE, Atlanta, GA 30303)

$129/night (1 King Bed or 2 Double Beds)

Cut-off date is September 1

Booking link: COMING SOON!

The Connally Hotel (100 Auburn Ave NE Atlanta, GA 30303)

$129/night (1 King Suite)

Cut-off date is August 27

Booking link: https://www.choicehotels.com/reservations/groups/CT01I3

Origin Atlanta (110 Mitchell Street, Atlanta, GA 30303)

$139/night (1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds)

Cut-off date is August 27

Booking link: https://www.wyndhamhotels.com/hotels/57167?checkInDate=09/13/2026&checkOutDate=9/15/206&groupCode=1385371

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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In this session, you will

Create a FolderAdd a SubfolderAdd a Media to a FolderRemove Media from a FolderDelete a FolderReview the layout and menu updates

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Hosted by: POUNCE Rewards Program, Spotlight Programs Board

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12514597

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Whether you're here to speak your mind, hear new perspectives, or just vibe with fellow Panthers over some seriously good food, this is the place to be. No topic is off the table; just bring your appetite and your voice.

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Georgia State University's Staff Council is excited to host this year's University System of Georgia (USG) Staff Development Conference, an initiative of the USG Staff Council. The conference will bring together staff from USG institutions across Georgia for two days of professional development, idea sharing, and meaningful connections. Join us for an inspiring keynote, engaging breakout sessions, a campus tour, networking, and opportunities to learn from colleagues who are making an impact across the University System of Georgia. Contact staffcouncil@gsu.edu for additional information or support.

TO REGISTER FOR THE CONFERENCE & SUBMIT PAYMENT, SELECT "BUY TICKETS" IN THE TOP RIGHT CORNER.

Nearby Lodging Options with Special Conference Rates

All hotel reservations have a check-in date of Sunday, September 13, with check-in beginning at 4:00 p.m., and a check-out date of Tuesday, September 15, by 11:00 a.m.

Please note: Each hotel has its own parking rates. Hotel parking is separate from Georgia State University parking included with the $200 conference registration option.

Courtland Grand Hotel (165 Courtland Street NE, Atlanta, GA 30303)

$129/night (1 King Bed or 2 Double Beds)

Cut-off date is September 1

Booking link: COMING SOON!

The Connally Hotel (100 Auburn Ave NE Atlanta, GA 30303)

$129/night (1 King Suite)

Cut-off date is August 27

Booking link: https://www.choicehotels.com/reservations/groups/CT01I3

Origin Atlanta (110 Mitchell Street, Atlanta, GA 30303)

$139/night (1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds)

Cut-off date is August 27

Booking link: https://www.wyndhamhotels.com/hotels/57167?checkInDate=09/13/2026&checkOutDate=9/15/206&groupCode=1385371

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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During this session, you will learn how to navigate the updated interface, organize course content more effectively, and take advantage of new features designed to improve the teaching and learning experience. Topics include:

A modern, mobile-friendly, and accessible interfaceFlexible course organization and improved navigationA centralized view of assignments, quizzes, and discussionsClear progress indicators and personalization options to support student successA comparison of the Classic Content Experience and the New Content Experience, including key differences and best practices for transitioning your courses

Whether you are preparing for an upcoming semester or simply want to become familiar with the latest enhancements to iCollege, this workshop will equip you with the knowledge and confidence to make the most of the New Content Experience. Register today and select the date and time that work best for your schedule.

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What You'll Learn:

Navigate Argos X and understand its core features and capabilities.Run, schedule, and distribute reports using Argos X.Use the Explore Report Data feature to analyze report results.Access real-time data to identify trends and support data-driven decisions.Navigate dashboards, banded reports, and comma-separated reports for summary and detailed analysis.Customize reports using parameters, filters, and formatting options.Access and utilize Banner data through Argos for efficient reporting.Analyze trends and measure progress toward institutional goals using Argos analytics.Prerequisites:

Georgia State faculty & staff onlyPrior access to view General Student DataRegister for this Teams Webinar

We look forward to having you attend the training!

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Hosted by: Panther Activities Council, Panther Welcome

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12178481

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Hosted by: Perimeter College Student Life, Panther Activities Council

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12475252

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By: McKenzie Culberson

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Hosted by: POUNCE Rewards Program, Spotlight Programs Board

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12514597

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September 16-30 2025

The application for Spring enrollment for all clinics and externships opens on Wednesday, September 16th and closes on Wednesday, September 30th at 11:59 p.m. To apply, visit the Clinical Programs page or the Externships page.

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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Registration information available through the Office of Educational Outreach: thearts.gsu.edu/educational-outreach/singfest

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By the end of this workshop, you will be able to:

Apply headings and lists to structure content effectivelyCheck and correct color contrastAdd alt text for images and graphicsUse Word’s Accessibility Checker to identify and resolve common accessibility issues.

To get the most out of this workshop we recommend having a Microsoft (MS) Word document you’d like to review to best follow along. Also, the desktop version provides the most options, for information on downloading your copy of MS Word please review IIT’s page on the Microsoft Office Suite.

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Using the Project ECHO model of didactic lecture paired with case-based discussion, Children's has been providing Behavioral and Mental Health education in multiple cohorts since March 2021. This cohort will meet every other week on Wednesdays at lunchtime starting July 8th for six sessions and will focus on multiple facets of caring for patients affected by trauma and stressor disorders. Upon the conclusion of this cohort, we will offer additional cohorts through 2026 covering new behavioral and mental health topics.

Attendees will have the opportunity to claim CME and MOC Part II credits for their participation.

Registration is only open to Georgia-based providers holding an MD, DO, PA, or NP credential.

Active participation is required and participants are expected to contribute one patient case for discussion during the course of the series.

Trauma and Stressor Disorders Cohort sessions will take place every other week on Wednesdays from 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm via Zoom. This series will be facilitated by Tori Watson, DNP, APRN, PMHNP-BC.

· July 8th: Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI) for Trauma-Informed Care with Children and Adolescents - Shante Washington, DSW, LCSW, LICSW: This session will explore TBRI's three core principles of Empowering, Connecting, and Correcting. We will discuss how to apply these principles across clinical and primary care settings to reduce re-traumatization, support evidence-based treatment, and meet the complex needs of youth from hard places.

· July 22nd: Evidence-Based Therapy for Traumatic Stress in Youth - Hannah Jones, PhD: This presentation will describe the impact of trauma on the development of youth, identify post-traumatic stress symptoms in children and adolescents, and provide a brief overview of evidence-based trauma-focused treatments for youth experiencing post-traumatic stress, including Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Cognitive Processing Therapy.

· August 5th: Recognizing Trauma Presentations That Mimic Psychiatric Disorders - Taahirat Taariq, BSN, RN, PMH-BC, SANE-p: This topic focuses on helping clinicians distinguish trauma-related symptoms such as hyperarousal, dissociation, irritability, regression, and behavioral outbursts from primary psychiatric disorders. By carefully considering history, context, and patterns of symptoms, providers can avoid misdiagnosis, reduce unnecessary medication use, and ensure that children receive trauma-informed assessment and treatment that address the root cause of their distress.

· August 19th: Neurodevelopmental Impact of Trauma - Christina McQueen, PMHNP: In this session, we will discuss the effects trauma has on the developing brain, including impacts on emotional regulation, attachment, cognitive development, and behavioral functioning. We will also explore the difference between toxic stress and tolerable stress.

· September 2nd: The Impact of ACEs on Child Development and Mental Health - Maribeth Nolan, MSW, LCSW: This session will provide an introduction to Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and how they affect development and mental health for children and adolescents.

· September 16th: ACEs across Childhood and Adolescence - Tori Watson, DNP, APRN, PMHNP-BC: In this session, we will continue our discussion of ACEs and their correlation with common physical, emotional, and behavioral challenges across childhood and adolescence.

Register: https://web.cvent.com/event/d1d423e3-5eb5-4681-b427-33ed7343d001/waitlist?environment=P2

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Using the Project ECHO model of didactic lecture paired with case-based discussion, Children's has been providing Behavioral and Mental Health education in multiple cohorts since March 2021. This cohort will meet every other week on Wednesdays at lunchtime starting July 8th for six sessions and will focus on multiple facets of caring for patients affected by trauma and stressor disorders. Upon the conclusion of this cohort, we will offer additional cohorts through 2026 covering new behavioral and mental health topics.

Attendees will have the opportunity to claim CME and MOC Part II credits for their participation.

Registration is only open to Georgia-based providers holding an MD, DO, PA, or NP credential.

Active participation is required, and participants are expected to contribute one patient case for discussion during the course of the series., starting July 8th, for six sessions.

https://web.cvent.com/event/d1d423e3-5eb5-4681-b427-33ed7343d001/websitePage:645d57e4-75eb-4769-b2c0-f201a0bfc6ce

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Hosted by: POUNCE Rewards Program, Spotlight Programs Board

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12514597

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By: Jennia Law

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We invite you to come enjoy vibrant displays and celebrations of culture with: tasty food, impactful networking, an exciting performance, free dance lessons, interactive activations, and more!

Attendees will have the opportunity to decorate instruments colorfully and sample some flavors from the diaspora!

The DJ will be spinning great hits, the performers will teach you some smooth moves, and the food will be muy deliciosa.

More details to come. Stay tuned!

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September 16-30 2025

The application for Spring enrollment for all clinics and externships opens on Wednesday, September 16th and closes on Wednesday, September 30th at 11:59 p.m. To apply, visit the Clinical Programs page or the Externships page.

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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What You’ll Learn:

Navigate the updated IPORT landing page and the options for visualizing chartsExplore new features of drill-down reports, cluster reports, and faceted search optionsAccess both current and historical data to uncover trends and support informed decision-makingNavigate dashboards, reports, and worksheets for both summary and detailed insightsCustomize reports using parameters and formatting toolsUtilize the Data Warehouse through IPORT for efficient, impactful reportingLeverage IPORT reports for planning, evaluating, and supporting academic programs around student prospects, enrollment, matriculation, and outcomesIdentify and track key performance indicators (KPIs), set benchmarks, and measure progress toward institutional goals using IPORT analyticsPrerequisites:

Georgia State faculty & staff onlyPrior access to view General Student DataRegister for this Teams Webinar

We look forward to having you attend the training!

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Drop in to work one-on-one with CETLOE’s accessibility team and learning technologists

Ask questions and receive personalized assistance with aligning course material to digital accessibility standards and best practices.

This is a day for personalized assistance with making courses and instructional materials more accessible and inclusive for all GSU students.

Bring your questions, course materials, or specific accessibility concerns. CETLOE staff can provide guidance on Word documents, PDFs, PowerPoint presentations, Excel spreadsheets, multimedia, iCollege content, and other instructional resources.

No appointment or registration is required. Faculty may stop by at any time between 11:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. and are encouraged to bring a laptop and any course materials they would like to review.

We look forward to seeing you!

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A key highlight of the fair is the Career Services Overview, which introduces students to the wide range of support available to help them navigate career planning from their first year through graduation. Career Services offers tools and guidance in résumé building, interview preparation, job and internship searches, and professional development.

Featured resources include:

VMock: An AI-powered résumé review platform that gives instant, personalized feedback to help students strengthen their resumes.Handshake: The primary career platform where students can search for internships and jobs, register for events, and connect with employers.Steppingblocks: A data-driven career exploration tool that helps students understand career pathways, salary trends, and skills needed for various industries.Career Closet: Provides students with access to professional attire, ensuring they are prepared for interviews, networking events, and career fairs.Professional Headshots: Students can receive high-quality headshots to enhance their professional profiles on platforms like LinkedIn.Overall, the Student Involvement Fair empowers students to engage with the campus community while gaining valuable career resources that support their long-term professional goals.

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Constitution Quiz: Put your knowledge to the test with our engaging quiz. It's a fun way to learn more about the Constitution and its impact on our daily lives.

Refreshments: Enjoy a selection of snacks and beverages while you mingle with fellow attendees.

Giveaways: Participate in our event for a chance to win exciting prizes that celebrate American history and culture.

Join the Celebration
Whether you're a history buff, a student, or simply someone interested in learning more about the U.S. Constitution, this event is perfect for you. Bring your friends and family along to enjoy an educational and entertaining day.
Embrace your civic pride and deepen your understanding of the Constitution with PAC. We look forward to celebrating with you!

Hosted by: Perimeter College Student Life, Panther Activities Council

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12475274

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Hosted by: Spotlight Programs Board

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12499678

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Understand the hormonal shifts happening in your 30s-50s and why you might feel anxious, foggy, or unlike yourself. We'll cover evidence-based nutrition and lifestyle strategies to support hormone balance during this transition.

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​Network with the region’s most promising founders

​Connect with supporters of inclusive innovation

​Discover startups solving real-world problems

​Let’s champion the future of Main Street Cohort 6 — together.
Register here on PIN.
​RSVP Today!

Hosted by: Entrepreneurship and Innovation Institute

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12524194

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By: Lauren Rich

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Over the past half-century, Béla Fleck has expanded the possibilities of the banjo, bringing it into new musical territories, including jazz, classical, bluegrass, and global traditions. A multi-Grammy Award-winning artist, Fleck has built a reputation as one of the most inventive instrumentalists of his generation. His career includes orchestral works such as banjo concertos, as well as collaborations with artists across genres, including Dave Matthews, Chick Corea, and Zakir Hussain. Fleck has also explored the African roots of the banjo through his documentary Throw Down Your Heart and its accompanying soundtrack. As a composer, bandleader, and soloist, he continues to push the instrument forward in both traditional and contemporary contexts. His performances reflect a deep musicality paired with technical brilliance, offering audiences a unique and expansive listening experience.

Tickets starting at $50. Visit Rialto.GSU.edu/30th-season for more information.

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September 16-30 2025

The application for Spring enrollment for all clinics and externships opens on Wednesday, September 16th and closes on Wednesday, September 30th at 11:59 p.m. To apply, visit the Clinical Programs page or the Externships page.

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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- Master of Science in Finance (MSF)
- Master of Science in Information Systems (MSIS)
- Master of Science in Supply Chain Management (MSSCM)

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Topics covered include:

Why scanned PDFs are hard to read and incompatible with screen readers PDF accessibility standards and how to check for compliance using Adobe Acrobat ProAlternatives to scanned PDFs, including Library links, web or eBook versions, and OER How to recreate PDFs using accessible Word and PowerPoint files Steps to convert documents into accessible PDFs

To get the most out of this workshop we recommend having a PDF you’d like to review. It can also help to have Adobe Acrobat Pro installed on your device.

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Hosted by: Spotlight Programs Board

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12519709

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Hosted by: POUNCE Rewards Program, Panther Welcome, Spotlight Programs Board, Student Engagement

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12485961

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September 16-30 2025

The application for Spring enrollment for all clinics and externships opens on Wednesday, September 16th and closes on Wednesday, September 30th at 11:59 p.m. To apply, visit the Clinical Programs page or the Externships page.

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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Registration is required to participate: https://thearts.gsu.edu/string-day/

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Hosted by: Spotlight Programs Board

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Participants will receive individualized instruction and coaching while audience members gain insight into the artistic, technical and musical aspects of performance through an engaging and interactive educational experience.

This event is free and open to the public.

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September 16-30 2025

The application for Spring enrollment for all clinics and externships opens on Wednesday, September 16th and closes on Wednesday, September 30th at 11:59 p.m. To apply, visit the Clinical Programs page or the Externships page.

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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The 2026 event features guest artists Celeste Johnson, Professor of Oboe at the University of Missouri–Kansas City Conservatory, and Leigh Muñoz, bassoonist, contrabassoonist and Vice President of the International Double Reed Society. Participants and audiences alike can enjoy artist recitals, masterclasses, a double reed ensemble and a culminating performance featuring musicians from across the region.

Registration is required: thearts.gsu.edu/educational-outreach/drd

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September 16-30 2025

The application for Spring enrollment for all clinics and externships opens on Wednesday, September 16th and closes on Wednesday, September 30th at 11:59 p.m. To apply, visit the Clinical Programs page or the Externships page.

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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Hosted by: POUNCE Rewards Program, Spotlight Programs Board

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12514651

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Hosted by: Spotlight Programs Board, University Career Services

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September 16-30 2025

The application for Spring enrollment for all clinics and externships opens on Wednesday, September 16th and closes on Wednesday, September 30th at 11:59 p.m. To apply, visit the Clinical Programs page or the Externships page.

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Participate in the SCD conference to:

• Share your work with the university community.

• Get feedback from experts in different disciplines.

• Build new connections.

• Learn new methods and techniques you can apply in your research.

Lunch will be provided. View the conference agenda here.

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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Hosted by: Leadership and Service

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- Master of Science in Finance (MSF)
- Master of Science in Information Systems (MSIS)
- Master of Science in Supply Chain Management (MSSCM)

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Live Performances: Enjoy live performances by talented Latinx musicians who will bring a variety of genres to life, from salsa and merengue to reggaeton and bachata.

Cultural Insights: Learn about the history and influence of Latinx music across the globe. Discover how it has shaped modern music and continues to inspire artists worldwide.

Dance and Movement: Feel the rhythm and join in with some dance moves! Whether you're a seasoned dancer or a beginner, everyone is welcome to participate and enjoy the music.

Refreshments
To enhance your experience, a selection of refreshments will be provided, allowing you to savor flavors inspired by Latinx cuisine.

Hosted by: Perimeter College Student Life, Panther Activities Council

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12466124

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Topics covered include:

Selecting accessible PPT templates and using Slide Masters Proper use of built-in slide layouts and content boxes Writing effective Alt Text for images and charts Formatting tables and labeling data clearly Checking reading order and outline structure Running and interpreting PowerPoint's Accessibility CheckerPowerPoint files in iCollege

To get the most out of this workshop we recommend having a Microsoft (MS) PowerPoint file you’d like to review to best follow along. Also, the desktop version provides the most options, for information on downloading your copy of MS PowerPoint please review IIT’s page on the Microsoft Office Suite.

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Hosted by: POUNCE Rewards Program, Spotlight Programs Board

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By: Jennie Law & Lauren Rich

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By: Alvin Blount

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By: Alvin Blount

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September 16-30 2025

The application for Spring enrollment for all clinics and externships opens on Wednesday, September 16th and closes on Wednesday, September 30th at 11:59 p.m. To apply, visit the Clinical Programs page or the Externships page.

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Participate in the SCD conference to:

• Share your work with the university community.

• Get feedback from experts in different disciplines.

• Build new connections.

• Learn new methods and techniques you can apply in your research.

Lunch will be provided. View the conference agenda here.

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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By the end of this workshop, you will be able to:

Identify key elements of accessible tables across multiple platforms.Apply techniques to fix common accessibility issues in Word, Excel, and iCollege.Use accessibility checkers effectively and understand their limitations.Create logical reading order with proper header rows.

To get the most out of this workshop we recommend having a Microsoft (MS) Word document with a table and/or an Excel workbook open that you’d like to review. We will also be looking at iCollege and it may help to have a sandbox you can experiment with. You can also use this form to request an iCollege sandbox ahead of the workshop. The desktop versions provides the most options, for information on downloading your copy of MS Word please review IIT’s page on the Microsoft Office Suite.

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September 9, 2026 - November 18, 2026

12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. via Zoom

Behavioral and Mental Health Project ECHO – Sleep Disorders Cohort

Using the Project ECHO model of didactic lecture paired with case-based discussion, Children's has been providing Behavioral and Mental Health education in multiple cohorts since March 2021. This cohort will meet every other week on Wednesdays at lunchtime, starting September 9th for six sessions and will focus on multiple facets of caring for patients affected by sleep disorders. Upon the conclusion of this cohort, we will offer additional cohorts through 2026 covering new behavioral and mental health topics.

Attendees will have the opportunity to claim CME and MOC Part II credits for their participation.

Registration is only open to Georgia-based community providers holding an MD, DO, PA, or NP credential.

Active participation is required and participants are expected to contribute one patient case for discussion during the course of the series.

Register Online: https://web.cvent.com/event/96e56aff-3acf-4999-9fa2-3a9bc4a1e72b/waitlist?environment=P2

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Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12362646

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Hosted by: POUNCE Rewards Program, Spotlight Programs Board

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12514651

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By: Lauren Rich

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By: Jennie Law

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By: Joanna Paleveda

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September 16-30 2025

The application for Spring enrollment for all clinics and externships opens on Wednesday, September 16th and closes on Wednesday, September 30th at 11:59 p.m. To apply, visit the Clinical Programs page or the Externships page.

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2026–27 Music Major for a Day Dates:
• September 24, 2026 (Thursday) — Music Education Focus
• October 22, 2026 (Thursday) — All Concentrations
• November 4, 2026 (Wednesday) — Music Industries Focus

Space may be limited for select events. Additional details and registration information will be shared through the School of Music admissions office.

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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Join us for our upcoming virtual information session to discover how this program can elevate your career and open doors to exciting opportunities. You'll gain insights into the curriculum, funding options, and the unique advantages of our community. Whether you're just exploring or ready to take the next step, we welcome all prospective students to join us and get inspired!

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During this session, you will learn how to navigate the updated interface, organize course content more effectively, and take advantage of new features designed to improve the teaching and learning experience. Topics include:

A modern, mobile-friendly, and accessible interfaceFlexible course organization and improved navigationA centralized view of assignments, quizzes, and discussionsClear progress indicators and personalization options to support student successA comparison of the Classic Content Experience and the New Content Experience, including key differences and best practices for transitioning your courses

Whether you are preparing for an upcoming semester or simply want to become familiar with the latest enhancements to iCollege, this workshop will equip you with the knowledge and confidence to make the most of the New Content Experience. Register today and select the date and time that work best for your schedule.

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Drop in to work one-on-one with CETLOE’s accessibility team and learning technologists

Ask questions and receive personalized assistance with aligning course material to digital accessibility standards and best practices.

This is a day for personalized assistance with making courses and instructional materials more accessible and inclusive for all GSU students.

Bring your questions, course materials, or specific accessibility concerns. CETLOE staff can provide guidance on Word documents, PDFs, PowerPoint presentations, Excel spreadsheets, multimedia, iCollege content, and other instructional resources.

No appointment or registration is required. Faculty may stop by at any time between 11:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. and are encouraged to bring a laptop and any course materials they would like to review.

We look forward to seeing you!

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Hosted by: Access and Accommodations Center, Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness, Collegiate Recovery Community, Counseling Center, POUNCE Rewards Program, Panther's Pantry, Sustainability Initiatives

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12494929

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By: Ashley Oscarson & Wiley Jones

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Hosted by: Spotlight Programs Board

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12504119

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September 16-30 2025

The application for Spring enrollment for all clinics and externships opens on Wednesday, September 16th and closes on Wednesday, September 30th at 11:59 p.m. To apply, visit the Clinical Programs page or the Externships page.

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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Join the MSF Graduate Recruiter and Faculty Director as they provide detailed information about the Master of Science in Finance program at the J. Mack Robinson College of Business here at Georgia State. You will learn essential information regarding specific program details, student support services, and the admissions process before the next application deadline.

Note: Attendees of this event will receive an MSF application fee waiver. Steps for this will be provided during the webinar.

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September 16-30 2025

The application for Spring enrollment for all clinics and externships opens on Wednesday, September 16th and closes on Wednesday, September 30th at 11:59 p.m. To apply, visit the Clinical Programs page or the Externships page.

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12526520

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September 16-30 2025

The application for Spring enrollment for all clinics and externships opens on Wednesday, September 16th and closes on Wednesday, September 30th at 11:59 p.m. To apply, visit the Clinical Programs page or the Externships page.

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

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Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

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MLSP has long been one of the IEEE Signal Processing Society’s key forums for emerging methods and applications in learning-driven signal processing. MLSP 2026 will continue that tradition with a program designed to highlight both foundational advances and practical impact across academia and industry. The technical program is organized around several core themes that reflect the evolving landscape of the field, including: Foundation and Generative Models for Signals; Temporal and Sequential Signal Learning; Agentic and Multimodal Learning; Machine Learning for Neuroimaging, Neuroscience, and Biomedical Signals; and Responsible, Causal, and Federated Signal Intelligence.

These themes are complemented by a broad call for contributions spanning deep learning, Bayesian and probabilistic inference, graph representation learning, federated and distributed learning, privacy and fairness, multimodal machine learning, large language models, learning from biosignals, and applications in areas such as healthcare, neuroscience, wireless communications, disaster management, and financial engineering. Together, the program reflects both the rapid methodological advances in the field and their increasing importance across real-world systems and industry applications.

The workshop will also include tutorials and special sessions intended to expose attendees to fast-moving topics and cross-disciplinary opportunities. The tutorial program is designed to be valuable to both industry and academic participants, with formats ranging from 1.5-hour short tutorials to 3.5-hour in-depth sessions. Special sessions are being solicited on emerging topics expected to have substantial near-term impact, providing a platform for focused discussion and community building.

MLSP 2026 is led by Conference Co-Chairs Sergey Plis and Vince Calhoun, supported by an international organizing committee overseeing the technical program, tutorials, keynotes, publications, finance, and publicity. The workshop will feature keynote talks from leaders in the field, including confirmed keynote speaker Tülay Adali, known for her contributions to statistical signal processing and machine learning.

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September 16-30 2025

The application for Spring enrollment for all clinics and externships opens on Wednesday, September 16th and closes on Wednesday, September 30th at 11:59 p.m. To apply, visit the Clinical Programs page or the Externships page.

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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RSVP to this event during the 2026/2027 academic year.

During the RSVP process, share your name and affirm your commitment to practicing the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent when giving and receiving consent.

Your attendance will be recorded in PIN, making you eligible to earn Pounce Rewards and contribute toward your Health & Wellness Advocate process.

Take a moment to sign the virtual pledge—your action supports safety, respect, and well-being across our Panther community.
View the Student Wellness Five Components of Consent.
Learn more about consent by registering for the Yes To Consent Panthers iCollege Course.

Hosted by: Be Well Panthers Health & Wellness

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This self-paced series of individual courses focuses on key elements of digital course accessibility and is designed to help Georgia State Faculty reach and support the widest range of students possible.

Badges are earned upon completing each course and its assessment!

Mastering Online Teaching: Course Accessibility is designed to help you build a foundation in creating accessible online courses. By the end you’ll be able to:

Define accessibility and understand it as a universal standard.Recognize your role in accessibility compliance and preventing access barriers.Identify and use the accessibility resources available to you.

The course opens September 28th and runs until October 2nd with time after for submitting the final assessment. Though, it’s a self-paced course, so you may finish earlier if you choose.

Register today by selecting Register, this will open the course's iLearn registration page. Log into iCollege if prompted. Then on the iLearn Course Information page select Enroll in Course. After that you'll find the course in your My Courses widget on the iCollege home page. Once registered you'll be all set for accessing the course and content when it opens on September 28th.

To learn more about the full series, visit our Mastering Online Teaching page.

Questions? Contact us at CETLOE@gsu.edu.

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Hosted by: Georgia State Homecoming, Spotlight Programs Board

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12485967

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Hosted by: Georgia State Homecoming, Perimeter College Student Life, Panther Activities Council

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12475232

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By attending, you’ll learn how to:

Find and understand Ally indicators in iCollege content and files (PDFs, Word, PPT) to quickly spot accessibility issuesFix common problems like missing text headings, low color contrast, scanned PDFs, and missing Alt Text on images using Ally’s Feedback panelInclude Ally in course preparation steps each semester, to reduce access barriers before they impact students or cause problems with course activities.

This workshop is perfect for instructors who want to make informed decisions about designing or replacing materials, meet ADA Title 2/WCAG expectations, and improve the overall clarity and usability of their course materials.

We recommend having files to explore with open when following along with this workshop. You can also use this form to request an iCollege Building Section to test out the different Anthology Ally features.

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Hosted by: Georgia State Homecoming, Panther Activities Council

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12456263

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Hosted by: Georgia State Homecoming, Perimeter College Student Life, Panther Activities Council, POUNCE Rewards Program

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12486400

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The event will bring together creators, influencers and industry professionals to share their experiences building an audience, growing their platforms and turning social media into career opportunities.

Students will have the chance to hear firsthand stories, ask questions and connect with creators and other students who are interested in content creation and the creator economy.

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Hosted by: POUNCE Rewards Program, Spotlight Programs Board

Additional Information can be found at: https://pin.gsu.edu/event/12514673

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Whether you're here to speak your mind, hear new perspectives, or just vibe with fellow Panthers over some seriously good food, this is the place to be. No topic is off the table; just bring your appetite and your voice.

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By: Joanna Paleveda

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MLSP has long been one of the IEEE Signal Processing Society’s key forums for emerging methods and applications in learning-driven signal processing. MLSP 2026 will continue that tradition with a program designed to highlight both foundational advances and practical impact across academia and industry. The technical program is organized around several core themes that reflect the evolving landscape of the field, including: Foundation and Generative Models for Signals; Temporal and Sequential Signal Learning; Agentic and Multimodal Learning; Machine Learning for Neuroimaging, Neuroscience, and Biomedical Signals; and Responsible, Causal, and Federated Signal Intelligence.

These themes are complemented by a broad call for contributions spanning deep learning, Bayesian and probabilistic inference, graph representation learning, federated and distributed learning, privacy and fairness, multimodal machine learning, large language models, learning from biosignals, and applications in areas such as healthcare, neuroscience, wireless communications, disaster management, and financial engineering. Together, the program reflects both the rapid methodological advances in the field and their increasing importance across real-world systems and industry applications.

The workshop will also include tutorials and special sessions intended to expose attendees to fast-moving topics and cross-disciplinary opportunities. The tutorial program is designed to be valuable to both industry and academic participants, with formats ranging from 1.5-hour short tutorials to 3.5-hour in-depth sessions. Special sessions are being solicited on emerging topics expected to have substantial near-term impact, providing a platform for focused discussion and community building.

MLSP 2026 is led by Conference Co-Chairs Sergey Plis and Vince Calhoun, supported by an international organizing committee overseeing the technical program, tutorials, keynotes, publications, finance, and publicity. The workshop will feature keynote talks from leaders in the field, including confirmed keynote speaker Tülay Adali, known for her contributions to statistical signal processing and machine learning.

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September 16-30 2025

The application for Spring enrollment for all clinics and externships opens on Wednesday, September 16th and closes on Wednesday, September 30th at 11:59 p.m. To apply, visit the Clinical Programs page or the Externships page.

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Curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, the exhibition considers the South not merely as a geographic location but as a lived experience that shapes artistic methods and ways of seeing. Drawing from the Walker Collection, the exhibition presents works by artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and environment.

The exhibition spans two gallery spaces: a large gallery featuring works from the broader collection, and an intimate gallery dedicated to the Walker family. Artists on view include Charles White, Radcliffe Bailey, Kevin Cole, Bethany Collins, Benny Andrews, David Driskell, Steve Prince and Kara Walker, among many others, and luminaries who were friends, colleagues and mentees of Larry Walker throughout his remarkable career.

The exhibition is generously supported by Forward Arts Foundation and the David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund.

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Withdrawn classes appear on the official transcript with the grade of W or WF.

For detailed information on withdrawals, refer to the "Revision of Class Schedule" section of the University Catalog.

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