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College of Arts & Sciences |
College of Arts and Sciences Funding PrioritiesEndowed Chairs and ProfessorshipsEndowed faculty positions allow the College of Arts and Sciences to attract and retain nationally and internationally known scholars who enrich the academic and cultural life of the College of Arts and Sciences. These distinguished faculty are excellent teachers whose research and instruction enhance the learning experience for students. Undergraduate Student ScholarshipsThese scholarships allow the College of Arts and Sciences to attract and reward exceptional undergraduate students for high academic achievement. Graduate Student FellowshipsBy providing the College of Arts and Sciences with the ability to offer financial assistance that is competitive with other universities, fellowships allow the College to attract and reward exceptional graduate students and strengthen its graduate programs. Support for College-Wide InitiativesSupport for the GSU Fund for Arts and Sciences provides the College with much needed resources to enhance the cultural life of the campus. This fund supports the annual College of Arts and Sciences Lecture Series as well as other visiting scholars in many disciplines who come to Georgia State to work with our faculty, students, and larger community. In addition, the fund provides financial support for the most pressing needs of the College. Support for the Creative ArtsThe College of Arts and Sciences prides itself on the strength of its creative arts programs including the School of Art and Design, the School of Music and the Creative Writing Program in the Department of English. Some of the many funding priorities in the creative arts include the Recital Hall restoration project, the Center for Educational Partnerships in Music, and support for Visiting Artists as well as the Art Galleries and our literary journal, Five Points. Support for Interdisciplinary CentersA number of the research and service centers in the College of Arts and Sciences involve faculty and students from departments throughout the college. For instance, the Center for Latin American and Latino Studies draws faculty and students from the departments of Anthropology, History, Modern and Classical Languages, Political Science, and Psychology. Similarly, members from the departments of Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Economics, Geosciences, and Philosophy work within the Center for Environmental Research. Additional centers in the college include the Center for Biotechnology and Drug Design, the Asian Studies Center, the Center for Educational Partnerships in Music, the Language Research Center, the Jean Beer Blumenfeld Center for Ethics, the Center for Hellenic Studies, the Center for Brain Sciences and Health/Center for Behavioral Neuroscience, the Center for High Angular Resolution Astronomy, the Center for Research in Atypical Development and Learning, the Center for Neuromics, the Center for International Media Education, the Center for Collaborative and Interdisciplinary Arts, Neighborhood and Metropolitan Studies, the Center for Collaborative Scholarship in the Humanities, the Molecular Basis of Disease Program and the Brains and Behavior Program. For more information on each of these centers, please visit the College of Arts and Sciences website. Contact Information
John D. Clark Director of Development Mailing Address: Office Location: Please visit the College of Arts & Sciences on the Web. |
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