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Commencement Ceremonies

Commencement Ceremonies

Students celebrating at commencement

COMMENCEMENT CEREMONIES

We’re proud to celebrate our graduates with commencement ceremonies each Spring and Fall. Ceremonies are held for Undergraduates and Graduate Students.

Due to COVID-19, all Spring 2021 ceremonies will be held both in-person and virtually. Details are available below.

Congratulations! You will soon hold a new degree!

 

We, the faculty and staff of the Andrew Young School, are proud of your accomplishments and look forward to celebrating with you.

To mark this important milestone, Georgia State University holds commencement ceremonies at the end of each fall and spring semester. We encourage all graduating students to participate, so bring your family and friends and please join us!

Sincerely,

Sally Wallace
Dean

Andrew Young School Graduation

UNDERGRADUATE COMMENCEMENT

Georgia State University hosts a commencement ceremony for all graduating undergraduate students each Spring and Fall.

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GRADUATE COMMENCEMENT

The Andrew Young School hosts a commencement and hooding ceremony for graduate students and PhD candidates each Spring and Fall.

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Previous Ceremony Photos

Earlier Andrew Young School Graduate Commencement Photos (2010-2019)

Photos from earlier Andrew Young School commencement ceremonies and Honors Day events are available for free digital download in our photo archives on SmugMug.

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Engaged Research Competition (ERC)Application Deadline: Sept. 30, 2022, at 5:15 p.m. ET

The Georgia Policy Labs in the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies invites proposals for its inaugural Engaged Research Competition, which will award up to $35,000 to support engaged research with public or nonprofit partners. The competition is open to all tenure-track assistant professors at Georgia State University. Funds can be used for course releases, summer salary and more from January–June 2023.

These funds are intended to remove the structural barriers from conducting engaged research (e.g., the longer time to publication when answering questions of practice, complications setting up data sharing agreements, and time spent building trust with a partner).  

Applicants must apply through Georgia State’s Internal Grants portal. Applications must be submitted by Sept. 30, 2022, at 5:15 p.m. ET. Applications will be reviewed by a committee, with award decisions expected by the end of October.

 

Visit the Competition Website for More Information

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