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The Rialto Center for the Arts is a true marketplace of ideas and culture. We host phenomenal events and artistic performances ranging from dance to spoken word to film to music. Be sure to check out our Twitter @RialtoCenter, Instagram @rialtocenter, and Snapchat rialtocenter.

Georgia State University is served by two libraries: the University Library and the College of Law Library. The University Library occupies two buildings, North and South, bridged by a four-story glass link. Inside, a variety of technology services are provided and supported. Over 400 computers, plus wireless access, are available throughout the building. Laptops and netbooks are also available for check out from the circulation desk. The building includes 55 group study rooms, a 5th floor quiet study area, and a variety of other comfortable study spaces. With the implementation of the Discover search service, students can access millions of resources instantly, including the University Library's collection of books, databases, journals, periodicals, and government documents, with close to 300,000 e-books and 50,000 e-journals. Subject librarians are available to help students, faculty, and the community use the resources that are provided, with a librarian assigned to work with each of Georgia State's academic departments, assisting with discipline-specific research. In addition, the University Library's Special Collections and Archives preserve rare historical materials. A mobile version of the library’s website is also available, allowing students to easily check their library account, computer availability, the library catalog, and library hours. In addition students can ask a librarian for help through the Live Assistance chat service. Students can also phone, email or visit the research support desk for assistance. For information about the University Library and its hours, visit www.library.gsu.edu/ or call 404/413-2820. The College of Law Library is designed and equipped to meet the demanding research needs of students, faculty, and members of the legal community. With a collection of more than 164,000 hard-copy volumes and hundreds of online databases, the library provides legal research materials in various formats. For information about the Law Library and its hours, visit law.gsu.edu/library/.

The Georgia State University Sports Arena is an indoor arena located in Atlanta, Georgia, United States. It is the home of the basketball teams of Georgia State University and hosted the badminton competition of the 1996 Summer Olympics. Georgia State's women's volleyball team uses the facility as well.DescriptionThe Georgia State Sports Arena consists of four stories. The gymnasium floor is on the third level and is the home court for men's and women's basketball and women's volleyball. Basketball seating is available on the third and fourth floors. Locker rooms are located on the third floor under the fourth floor seating. The Georgia State University athletics department is located on the first floor of the building. Also in the building is a Student-Athlete Learning Lab. The main court (named the Charles "Lefty" Driesell Court for the former Panthers men's basketball coach) has a four-sided scoreboard hanging from the ceiling as well as a "Jumbotron" style video signage board on the south end wall.HistoryConstruction of the arena began in 1972 as class space for physical education classes and as a recreation center for students. Men's basketball began using it as its home court in 1973.On December 12, 2003, the main court was named the Charles "Lefty" Driesell Court after the former men's basketball coach. A ceremony was held during the halftime of an 88-57 victory over the University of South Alabama.

Georgia State University College of Law in downtown Atlanta has provided affordable and flexible legal education to full- and part-time students since 1982. The college enrolls nearly 700 students annually and boasts three experiential learning clinics, including the Philip C. Cook Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic, the new Investor Advocacy Clinic and the Health Law Partnership (HeLP) Clinic, which is part of the nation’s No. 3 health law program. Georgia State Law has been named a Best Value school by National Jurist magazine for seven consecutive years.

The largest business school in the South and part of a major research institution, Georgia State University's J. Mack Robinson College of Business has 200 faculty, 8,000 students and 70,000 alumni -- http://robinson.gsu.edu.

The Honors College offers talented and motivated undergraduate students the experience of a highly selective small college combined with the breadth of programs and opportunities of a large public research university in a dynamic and thriving city. Once admitted to the Honors College, students pursue degrees in any of Georgia State’s over 200 programs of study, with enhanced opportunities for academic achievement, research, housing, cultural programs, advisement, preparation for graduate or professional school and mentoring for prestigious national undergraduate and postgraduate scholarship and fellowship competitions.

The Andrew Young School of Policy Studies is located within Georgia State University. The school houses the Criminal Justice & Criminology, Economics, Social Work and Public Management and Policy divisions of the second largest school in the state of Georgia.In 2008, U.S. News and World Reports placed the Andrew Young School 27th among the top 269 schools in public affairs: 5th in public finance and budgeting, 12th in city management/urban policy, 12th in information and technology management, 13th in nonprofit management, 18th in public policy analysis, and 33rd in public management administration.The school is named after Andrew Young, a civil rights leader from Atlanta that served as mayor of Atlanta, United Nations Ambassador, and was instrumental in bringing the Olympics to the city in 1996.HistoryThe Georgia State University Policy School was founded in July, 1996 as an expansion of the small policy research center that had been growing since its establishment in 1988. In 1999, The Policy School was renamed the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies to honor former Ambassador and Atlanta Mayor Young's contributions to the city of Atlanta.Departments The Department of Criminal Justice & Criminology The Department of Economics The Department of Public Management and Policy The School of Social Work

Our college's unique entrepreneurial approach to policy scholarship and research provides the rigorous academic training and relevant hands-on experiences that better prepare our graduates to help shape policy around the world. The proof is in our ranking among the top 10 percent of public affairs graduate schools in U.S. News & World Report.

Since Alpha Xi Delta's founding on April 17, 1893, it has been enriching the lives of its sisters through the bond of a shared tradition. Sisters are able to grow academically and personally together with Alpha Xi Delta. Every one of our sisters is proud of the bond they have found with our amaXing sisterhood! If you want to learn more about us, then check out these websites! GSU Alpha Xi Delta Website: http://alphaxideltagsu.wix.com/realizeyourpotential Alpha Xi Delta on Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/gsualphaxidelta/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/GSUAlphaXi Tumblr: http://alphaxideltagsu.tumblr.com/ Sisterhood Video: http://bit.ly/1uB3tTf National Website: http://www.alphaxidelta.org// Alpha Xi Delta's Blog: http://www.alphaxidelta.org//index.php?submenu=BlogTheInsideInk&src=blog To learn more about Fall Recruitment check our GSU's Panhellenic website: www.gsupanhellenic.org

Located in the J. Mack Robinson College of Business at Georgia State University, the Cecil B. Day School of Hospitality Administration is the oldest and largest program of its type in the state of Georgia. It is named in honor of the late founder of the Days Inn Hotel Company. His legacy of excellence serves as the foundation upon which the School of Hospitality Administration bases it vision for preparing the next generation of hospitality leaders.

The Alonzo A. Crim Center at GSU was established in 1996 to provide a “city-wide laboratory for the development of excellence in urban education.” A grant from the United Parcel Service (UPS) Foundation provided much of the Center’s early funding. During that time, the Center also received funding from an Annenberg Foundation grant involving a collaborative effort between several school districts and universities designed to create schools that “provided excellent education for low-income African-American children.” The Crim Center was originally housed in the COE’s Department of Educational Policy Studies. The Crim Center is currently funded by the Offices of the Dean in the College of Education. Georgia State University’s College of Education has provided office space and administrative support in the Crim Center for some projects that have an urban focus. The Crim Center is described as interdisciplinary. Projects housed in the Center involve faculty from COE departments. A central goal of the Crim Center is to “bring together faculty,educators, and community members who are interested in conducting research and provide services to schools in urban school systems.” Many of the grants awarded to the Crim Center require interdisciplinary approaches whose partners span departments and K-12 urban schools.

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We design, build and host thousands of school and teacher website for public and private schools all over the country, as well as provide a wide range of other powerful features & functions.

Our college's unique entrepreneurial approach to policy scholarship and research provides the rigorous academic training and relevant hands-on experiences that better prepare our graduates to help shape policy around the world. The proof is in our ranking among the top 10 percent of public affairs graduate schools in U.S. News & World Report.

The Department of Applied Linguistics and ESL is an inter-related and multifaceted applied linguistics program that focuses on adult second language acquisition in its broadest sense (including the acquisition of literacy, sociolinguistic competence, corpus linguistics, second language teacher education, task-based curricula and so forth). The department consists of a well-known MA program, a new and dynamic PhD program, a growing undergraduate program, an Intensive English Program (IEP), credit-bearing ESL courses at the undergraduate and graduate level, and a large testing program that measures the academic English proficiency of incoming non-native speaking students. Giving: If you would like to made a donation to support the activities of the department, please take a look at the following website: http://www2.gsu.edu/~wwwesl/6819.html.

CURVE: Collaborative University Research & Visualization Environment is a technology-rich discovery space supporting the research and digital scholarship of Georgia State University students, faculty, and staff. Located at the heart of the Georgia State campus within the University Library, CURVE’s mission is to enhance research and visualizations by providing technology and services that promote interdisciplinary engagement, collaborative investigation, and innovative inquiry.

Fred Armon Toomer Elementary School is a terrific place for every student to learn and exceed expectations. Raising standards, enhancing curriculum and instruction, and improving learning environments is the commitment the faculty and staff makes to each student and parent. Everyone in the school community continues to work together, to educate Toomer’s students and obtain the status of a National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence.

Get the most out of living on campus! Think beyond roommates and locations. Really be a part of a community! Get to hang out with faculty! Explore a topic you love. Join one of our 4 exciting faculty-led living learning communities in 2016-17! There is something for everyone!

6-12 all male open enrollment public charter school with an International Studies focus utilizing the natural way that boys learn - project-based learning. Young men will demonstrate how to effectively use critical thinking, communication, collaboration and analytical skills to address global issues and beyond.

Located in the J. Mack Robinson College of Business at Georgia State University, the Cecil B. Day School of Hospitality Administration is the oldest and largest program of its type in the state of Georgia. It is named in honor of the late founder of the Days Inn Hotel Company. His legacy of excellence serves as the foundation upon which the School of Hospitality Administration bases it vision for preparing the next generation of hospitality leaders.

Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business is pleased to offer the Fast-Track Master of International Business (MIB). This academically rigorous program is taught by the faculty of Robinson’s Institute of International Business who are renowned for their excellence as educators, researchers, and advisors to business. The Fast-Track MIB is designed to meet the needs of students who want to build a strong background in international business, preparing them for careers in an increasingly globally interconnected and interdependent business environment. Graduates can expect to pursue careers with for-profit (multinationals as well as smaller companies) and non-profit organizations (international agencies), or family businesses. The MIB offers an integrative learning experience based on real cases, applications, and experience. It blends a range of strategic, legal, and technical knowledge necessary to conduct business in different world regions. International students will focus primarily on doing business in the U.S. Outside the classroom, students carry out a field study focused on a particular industry, under the supervision of faculty. They also benefit from the program’s advisory board – a group of senior business leaders who are committed to sharing their insights and guidance.

Saturday is not a typical day for school but participants in GSU's Saturday School are not typical students. We have been providing educational opportunities for the enrichment and encouragement of gifted and talented K-8 graders since 1975!

The Creative Media Industries Institute is organized to train students for careers in media production, creative industry research, graphic design, music management, sound design, VR/AR,and digital publishing. CMII is organized to provide industry connectivity and entrepreneurial training to students interested in creative media arts careers. Thanks to a $22.8 million gift from the Woodruff Foundation, a 23,000 sq.ft. building, the “Cube,” is being wholly renovated to house CMII and create world class media/arts and research spaces. The games concentration offers a comprehensive, interdisciplinary approach to game development, and utilizes faculty from Art & Design, Film, CS, English, and Music, in addition to CMII core faculty.