**This resource library entry will open in a new browser window when you click the entry title.** Learn more about Title IX, and where and how to report sexual misconduct.
Keywords: policies, university policies, Title IX, sexual misconduct, sexual misconduct reporting, ECRC, discrimination, civil rights
Georgia State University’s Equal Opportunity, Non-Discrimination, and Anti-Harassment Policy (“EONDAH Policy”) is an integral component of the University’s commitment to equal opportunity and the creation and maintenance of a community in which students, faculty, and staff can learn, work, and live in an atmosphere free of discrimination, discriminatory harassment, and retaliation. *** Click the link to read the policy at the ECRC website. ***
Keywords: equal opportunity, non-discrimination, anti-harassment, equal employment, equity and civil rights, civil rights compliance, discrimination, law, policy, regulations
Access past Georgia State University MLK Commemoration ceremonies going back to 2023 here. Keywords: videos, multimedia, Martin Luther King. Jr., MLK Commemoration, commemorative events, ceremonies, events, history, ceremony
***The link in the title of this resource will take you to this center's website.*** The Regents Center for Learning Disorders (RCLD) at Georgia State University is one of three centers established by the University System of Georgia Board of Regents to provide assessment, training, research and resources related to students who have learning disorders or other impairments. Its mission is to empower University System of Georgia students with learning difficulties to rise above their challenges and provide them with a path forward for academic success. Keywords: student success, learning disabilities, learning disorders, centers
The Center for Urban Language Teaching & Research, CULTR is the first LRC in the Southeastern U.S.. Our mission is to enhance the global skills opportunities of urban and underrepresented learners and educators. Our slogan, “Languages for all”, underscores our commitment to providing access to fulfilling language programs and meaningful professional development. CULTR is guided by its core values of access, advocacy, outreach & research. Keywords: centers, language education, access to language education, global education, CULTR
***This link will open to the Panther's Pantry website.*** Panther's Pantry locations distribute food, hygiene and additional supplies to the Georgia State community to alleviate stress associated with short-term food insecurity in order to effectively reduce hunger and support educational success.
Keywords: food assistance, food bank, food pantries, hygiene supplies, food insecurity, hunger, nutrition assistance, student nutrition, food pantry
Through Digital Learners to Leaders (DLL), student-led teams create digital solutions to real challenges students identify. Students are able to grow digital skills and develop portfolios, with support and guidance from a diverse group of technology professionals in Atlanta’s education, business, government and non-profit communities. DLL provides a unique opportunity to demonstrate to future employers skill sets in digitization and problem solving. Participating in DLL will sets students apart and sets them up for academic and interpersonal success. The Digital Learners to Leaders program increases digital literacy of Georgia State and high school students, focusing on female and minority student, and creates a path for more diverse students to pursue studies in computer science and technology.
Keywords: diversity in STEM, minorities in STEM, STEM education, STEM leadership, computer science, information technology, women in STEM, information technology
The Free Passport Initiative opens access to more students to engage in international programs by making passports free to students who have never had one before, removing a barrier to study abroad programs and global education.
Georgia State University recognizes students who earn the Global Scholar Distinction for their development of global competence: the skills, knowledge and awareness that enhance the ability to succeed in a global environment. Global Scholars can communicate across cultures, think critically about the world, adapt to new and unfamiliar situations and market global skills to employers. The Global Scholar Distinction is open to all majors in all colleges. It opens doors to rewarding global career opportunities at home and abroad.
The Center for Leadership in Disability (CLD) has been a University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities in the Mark Chaffin Center for Healthy Development and the School of Public Health at Georgia State since 2008. CLD translates research into sustainable community practices that contribute to independent, self-determined, inclusive and productive lives for people with disabilities and their families.
Keywords: disabled, disabled people, disabilities research, community practice, School of Public Health, university centers
