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Author Archives: Laura Carscaddon
Library Celebrates the Recent Scholarship of our 12 Distinguished Professors
Georgia State University’s first class of Distinguished University Professors was recently named. This honor is designed to “recognize professors who have track records of exemplary scholarship in their respective fields of study, and whose research and teaching trajectories demonstrate a … Continue reading
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The growth of China has been a major topic in recent years, and it is an area that our students, faculty and staff have expressed interest in. From the 2CI cluster in Chinese Studies to the Confucius Institute, research on … Continue reading
(4 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5) Loading ...Dr. Karl Gerth to speak on Chinese consumerism April 18
Karl Gerth will speak on China’s economic transformation and the resulting impact on Chinese consumers during a talk at Georgia State University at 3:00 PM April 18. Dr. Gerth is an expert on Chinese consumerism and an historian at Oxford … Continue reading
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Bloomberg terminals in the library
As you come back into the library this semester, you might notice two dual-monitor computer stations on Library North near the Research Support desk and wonder just what those machines are for. These two new stations are Bloomberg Terminals, now … Continue reading
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