A student and professor from Georgia State University are among the winning teams in an international competition to promote innovative ways to help kindergarten through 12th-grade students get back on track with learning in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn more.
When undergraduate student, Angela Praseuth talks about the Atlanta spa shootings, she begins to visibly shake. On the same day and at the same time of the attacks, she and her sister were at a spa in another Atlanta suburb. What upsets her equally is how quickly the media moved on to the next story. Read more.
The purpose for this collaborative (Georgia University Entrepreneurship Initiative – GUEI) has always been to bring faculty and staff of Georgia institutions of higher education together to focus on common goals. Lead by Paul Lopez, of TiE Atlanta, this conference’s overarching message was – “How Might We…?”. Read to learn more.
Grace Bendinger is more tech savvy than the average nurse, but still never thought she’d be able to tell people she knows how to build an app. Read about her experience taking Robinson’s Innovation Studio course as an elective while pursuing her Master of Interdisciplinary Studies in Biomedical Enterprise from Georgia State. Read more…
Meet Felicity Pineda (’20) a media entrepreneurship graduate and former WomenLead student. Her business, Travelin’ Music Lessons provides in-home music session in voice, piano and guitar. Read her full story and learn how she has been inspired by our outstanding ENI faculty.
A company like Students Expressing Life through Fashion (SELF) requires extra hands on deck, seeing as creative work takes community effort. Atlanta has provided tremendous support from recognition/press, and more importantly our students and Instructors, says Gynella Ngounou. Read Gynella’s full spotlight.
The 2020 Global Consortium of Entrepreneurship Centers conference brought together the largest number of attendees in the annual event’s 24-year history to award 17 university entrepreneurship programs top honors. The annual conference has become the premier gathering of the world’s leading minds in university-based entrepreneurship. This year’s conference was virtual for the first time. Click to read the event coverage.
The Global Consortium of Entrepreneurship Centers (GCEC) has announced that the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Institute (ENI) at Georgia State University has won the 2020 Award for Excellence in Specialty Entrepreneurship Education. The award was presented virtually at the GCEC annual conference on October 30.
Georgia State has played a major role in sculpting both myself and my business. I would’ve never thought to market LashPlay to nonprofits or women who are suffering from hair loss. Being a part of the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies has changed my mindset. Read more of the story.
On September 22, 2020, ENI held the Failed It, Learned It livestream where attendees were able to hear firsthand stories of failure from three Atlanta entrepreneurs. The entrepreneurs shared how they took their experiences and crafted them into opportunities to improve.
