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IDENTITY, PLACEMAKING AND BELONGING

Georgia State University is a globally recognized institution that provides students from all backgrounds access to one of the nation’s most innovative and creative learning environments. We have a distinct identity as the only university in the country designated as a Predominantly Black Institution and a Very High Research Activity Institution with an open-access mission through Perimeter College. In addition, our university holds the designation as an Asian American and Native American Pacific Islander-Serving Institution (AANAPISI), which is further evidence of our diverse student population. As a model for inclusion, we will continue to build equity and recognition for students, staff and faculty while promoting a sense of belonging for all. We value intellectual diversity and the respectful exchange of ideas. We remain socially responsible while we engage our communities and stakeholders as we strengthen our international reputation. Our campus spaces will be inviting, accessible, sustainable, safe and rewarding places for our collective experiences.