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  • Jess Maillet

    ʳɫÊÓƵ State student leverages Double Owl Pathways program to accelerate career path

    April 02, 2025

    An undercurrent of restlessness and curiosity fuels Jess Maillet. The non-traditional, first-generation ʳɫÊÓƵ student has embraced change at every turn, from leaving her longtime restaurant job to enroll in college, to juggling several research projects across multiple disciplines as a mother of four. Along the way, Maillet has presented at the Symposium of Student Scholars, engaged in research as part of the First-Year Scholars program, and secured a spot in the President’s Parliament Scholars Ambassadors (PPSA) program.

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  • Dana Hermanson

    ʳɫÊÓƵ State professor honored by American Accounting Association as 2025 Presidential Scholar

    April 01, 2025

    The American Accounting Association (AAA) has named ʳɫÊÓƵ Dinos Eminent Scholar Chair of Private Enterprise and Professor of Accounting Dana Hermanson as one of the two 2025 AAA Presidential Scholars.

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  • Luke Gamage

    ʳɫÊÓƵ State computer game design student launches studio, first video game

    March 31, 2025

    Growing up, Luke Gamage was often captivated by video games and found himself pondering his own future as a game designer. Now a student in ʳɫÊÓƵ’s College of Computing and Software Engineering, he’s turned a class project into a design studio with its first game set to launch on Steam in April.

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  • Allisa George

    ʳɫÊÓƵ State dual major pursues interests in neuroscience, public health

    March 28, 2025

    ʳɫÊÓƵ Honors student Allisa George isn’t just studying science. She’s using it to change lives. Inspired by her family’s battle with Alzheimer’s and her passion for health policy, she’s forging a path at the intersection of neuroscience and public health. To address these critical areas, she has leveraged experiences at ʳɫÊÓƵ that will allow her to make an impact upon graduation.

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  • Aria Lavender

    ʳɫÊÓƵ State student receives award from National Association of Home Builders

    March 28, 2025

    ʳɫÊÓƵ construction management student Aria Lavender was recently honored with the Outstanding Student Award at the International Builders’ Show in Las Vegas. Presented by the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), the award recognizes student members for their leadership, academic achievement, and dedication to the construction industry.

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  • Lena Song

    ʳɫÊÓƵ State student uplifts community through film work, fellowship

    March 27, 2025

    Apart from managing a full class schedule and extracurricular activities, Lena Song is a changemaker. A double major in media and entertainment studies and graphic communications and a minor in Asian Studies, Song serves as the vice president of a registered student organization, is actively involved with the Korean Program, and recently completed the inaugural Metro Atlanta Changemakers Fellowship.

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  • Ashish Aphale

    ʳɫÊÓƵ researcher, students explore clean energy storage solutions

    March 26, 2025

    Supported by a National Science Foundation (NSF) grant, ʳɫÊÓƵ assistant professor Ashish Aphale and a team of students are sparking innovation in the field of clean energy through their work on novel materials for energy storage and conversion systems. This research aims to study the influence of hydrogen on the growth of metal oxide nanostructures, with the goal of enhancing electrode performance in energy storage devices.

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  • Chinomso Nwozichi

    ʳɫÊÓƵ State assistant professor receives national honor for mentorship in oncology nursing

    March 25, 2025

    ʳɫÊÓƵ assistant professor Chinomso Nwozichi has been honored by the Oncology Nursing Foundation with its prestigious Connie Henke Yarbro Excellence in Cancer Nursing Mentorship Award.

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  • Christen Knickerbocker

    Master's degree led ʳɫÊÓƵ State alumna to career as museum collection manager

    March 24, 2025

    Walking through the exhibits at the Tellus Science Museum in Cartersville, Georgia, it’s not uncommon for Christen Knickerbocker ’24 to see something that catches her eye. Sometimes she pauses to admire the museum’s iconic dinosaur skeleton, while other days she notes one of the precious gemstones in its expansive collection. Though the recent ʳɫÊÓƵ master’s graduate works as collection manager at Tellus – cataloguing acquisitions and staying behind the scenes – she does occasionally walk the floor to admire the Curatorial Department’s work.

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  • Tuere Thomas

    ʳɫÊÓƵ State student integrates artificial intelligence into architectural design education

    March 21, 2025

    First-year architecture student Tuere Thomas is reimagining the way students consume design education through the use of artificial intelligence (AI). Her research focuses on how AI tools can spark creativity and help beginners visualize architectural concepts in innovative ways.

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