“Education is the number one authentic deterrent to crime.” Cee Jay Tarwater took classes through GSUPEP while incarcerated. He says the program gave him purpose and saved his life. (Video credit: American Family Institute) #thestateway #higheredinprison #gsupep

Another reason why we believe education should be accessible to everyone! #gsupep #thestateway #didyouknow #higheredinprison

It's Giving Tuesday! GSUPEP is a nonprofit that relies on donations. Your tax-deductible contribution to GSUPEP can do big things. Donations start as low as 1 dollar! Click the link in our bio to donate. #givingtuesday #gsupep #higheredinprison #educationmatters #georgiastate

Read how GSUPEP has changed the lives of our incarcerated students! #higheredinprison #gsupep #thestateway

Get to know our team! Polly Bouker, site coordinator at GSUPEP, explains why working with GSUPEP is rewarding to her and why she believes educating incarcerated people is important. #gsupep #higheredinprison #prisonedu #georgiastateuniversity #education

At GSUPEP, we do more than provide education. We aspire to help our students make a change in their life and work towards a better future. Read what two students told site coordinator Polly Bouker during this semester. #thestateway #gsupep #prisoneducation #higheredinprison

Congratulations to Patrick Rodriquez, GSUPEP’s interim director, for being selected as one of the 50 professionals to serve in Georgia Forward’s 2023 Young Gamechangers program. Click on the link in our bio to read more about Mr. Rodriguez and his accomplishment! #GSUPEP

Since 2015, GSUPEP has been working to make a positive change and create a better tomorrow. Read what co-founder Catherine Perry said about GSUPEP. #gsupep #prisoneducation #higheredinprison

While course content and assessments are the same as on a traditional campus, prison classrooms come with a unique set of challenges. At GSUPEP, we aim to ensure that the faculty and students are prepared for these challenges to enhance the learning experience for everyone!

The JKC Foundation awards students who have demonstrated exceptional academic ability, leadership, and determination. Our student assistant has been selected semifinalist! Madelief Tilder can be reached at: [email protected] #thejkc #thestateway #GSUPEP

Join Emory’s Social Justice Education Team on Friday April 4th or saturday April 5th for a panel in light of Second Chance Month!

Special thanks to our faculty and staff who worked with the Georgia State University Prison Education Project at Walker State Prison. The Georgia State University Prison Education Project reduces recidivism in the community. ow.ly/YBnR50OhEnl Congratulations Class of 2023, you did it! 🏆 Photos: Georgia Corrections.

Last Friday GSU perimeter college had it’s first class of students who graduated while incarcerated. Read more on: surl.li/gwxwa #thestateway #prisoneducation #gsupep

Happening right now: BlitzCamp! From 9:30 AM - 3:00 PM

BlitzCamp is an opportunity to learn about the importance of higher education in prison and how it can impact individuals and communities. Our speakers will share their experiences and insights. Attendees will have the chance to engage in discussions and networking opportunities.

Welcome Laurie, our new Philips State Prison Site Coordinator!

Last week GSUPEP was present at the NCHEP - where panels discussed the imminent struggle of incarcerated and formerly incarcerated students. Head over to our instagram page to learn more about important takeaways from the conference! instagram.com/p/CzpUZY0JL0y/

Join us for a Pizza Party on November 29th, from 2 to 4 PM at the Student Center West - Room 468. Come enjoy free pizza and learn about the impact of higher education in prisons on individuals and communities, and how you can be part of it with GSUPEP! See you there! 🙌

Have you RSVP'd to GSUPEP's next event yet? Join us to discuss our next steps for our student organization and welcome Katrina Butler and Ryan Mayes as our guest speakers!