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  • Esha Singh holding her baby.

    Kennesaw State MSW Student Balances Graduate School and Motherhood

    September 11, 2026

    Kennesaw State University MSW student Esha Singh demonstrates how dedication, community support, and perseverance can help student-parents thrive. Her inspiring story highlights the balance of graduate education, clinical experience, and raising a newborn.

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  • Abm Adnan Azmee and Manh Nguyen headshots

    Kennesaw State Awards First Computer Science Doctoral Degrees

    May 08, 2026

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  • Bright Bansah accepts the Audience Choice award from Dean Juliet Langman at the 2026 graduate College 3MT ® Competition.

    INCM Doctoral Graduate Expresses Appreciation for Faculty Mentorship

    May 06, 2026

    Bright Bansah, a Spring 2026 graduate of the International Conflict Management (INCM) program, expressed deep appreciation for the mentorship he received from the faculty throughout his Ph.D. journey.

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  • Nzubechukwu Ohalete and Liz Baker competed at the state 3MT ® Competition at Valdosta State University on April 16.

    2026 3MT ® Winners Compete at GCGS Conference

    May 06, 2026

    The two winners of the 2026 KSU Three Minute Thesis® competition competed for the state award at the Georgia Council of Graduate Schools (GCGS) at the annual conference held at Valdosta State University in Valdosta, Ga. On April 16.

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  • Graduate Students Excel at 12th Annual 3MT® Competition

    Graduate Students Excel at 12th Annual 3MT® Competition

    April 02, 2026

    The event highlighted the impressive caliber of our graduate students and their ability to communicate complex ideas effectively to a general audience.

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  • KSU Grad Student Advances Hormone Biology Research

    KSU Grad Student Advances Hormone Biology Research

    February 25, 2026

    By examining when and how hormone receptors interact with certain proteins, April Ford is contributing important insights that could shape our understanding of biological development, puberty, and even steroid-driven cancers.

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  • Sydney Morton

    KSU Graduate Student Investigates How Human Activity Shapes Wildlife Behavior and Health

    December 01, 2025

    Ever since she was little, Sydney Morton knew she wanted to work in a career that allowed her to work with animals. She began her professional journey during high school by shadowing veterinarians, and later, in her undergraduate studies, she became involved in research in an amphibian and reptile disease lab.

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  • food forest

    KSU Field Station Offers Real-World Experience for Graduate Students

    November 05, 2025

    Graduate students from an array of programs benefit from state-of-the-art laboratories on campus, and outdoor environments like the Field Station, combining academic rigor with the added advantage of nearby professional connections and cultural experiences.

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  • Osebhahiemen “Ose” Okooboh

    KSU Doctoral Candidate Uses Workshop Experience to Bridge Peace Studies and Military Strategy

    September 25, 2025

    Under the mentorship of her dissertation chair, Dr. Kristina Hook, and committee members Dr. Govind Hariharan and Dr. Amanda Reinke, Ose’s research explores how Congressional risk culture shapes national security decision-making, especially through the lens of defense acquisition choices.

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  • Eight KSU Graduate Students Receive Scholarships from Graduate College

    Eight KSU Graduate Students Receive Scholarships from Graduate College

    September 02, 2025

    A social worker inspires a community. A prosthetist creates an innovative device that brings mobility to a child with dreams of participating in a sport. A

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