Centennial Photo Submissions
Be part of history! Send us your photos and stories of your time at Georgia State, along with a photo, and your image could appear on our Centennial banners in the fall.
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Welcome from the President
A university’s centennial is an important milestone because it symbolizes an institution’s ability to endure, grow and prosper. For 100 years, Georgia State has confronted and overcome innumerable challenges and has taken advantage of every opportunity to progress and succeed.
Our centennial honors those who constructed the foundation on which our university continues to build.… more »
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Georgia State Day In Atlanta
The Atlanta City Council on Monday, March 18 presented Georgia State University President Mark Becker a proclamation declaring it Georgia State University Day in Atlanta, in recognition of the university’s centennial.
Flanked by students and alumni, Becker accepted the proclamation, which lauded the university for “continuing to be characterized and strengthened by its diversity.” The… more »
- News and Happenings
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- Register Your Event
- Reserve Event Supplies
Martinis and IMAX (Alumni Association)
WHEN: 6:30pm – 9:00pm
WHERE: Fernbank Museum*Alumni Association members $12; non-members $15
Contact Us!
General questions or feedback can be emailed to centennial@gsu.edu.
If you have questions regarding a Centennial event please contact Kirsten Soriano at 404-413-1377.
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- President’s Letter
- 1913-1933 The Early Years
- 1933-1957 An Era of Progress
- 1957-1988 Growth and Prosperity
- 1988-2013 A True Campus Downtown
The Early Years: In Business
The Evening School of Commerce, inaugurated in 1913, was the nucleus for what would eventually become Georgia State University.
