The Intensive English Program at Georgia State University
The IEP offers academic English courses from basic to advanced levels with a curriculum designed to prepare you for U.S. Located at 25 Park Place NE, Suite 1500
college & university courses.The IEP has experienced, professionally trained instructors in teaching English as a second language
06/12/2026
The extensive Reading class presented their poster boards based on the mystery novels they read. Take a look at their amazing work!
05/20/2026
In week 2 of class, the Structure and writing level 2 class had fun discussion about Tom and Jerry
05/20/2026
Our graduate students organized a fundraising event to support immigrants held in detention centers here in Georgia. They invited GSU students to take part by writing Valentine’s Day–themed letters to spread encouragement and care. The event also featured a bake sale, with all proceeds going toward the cause.
05/06/2026
Throwback to the first week of spring classes with our level 1 oral communication class
04/30/2026
Spring reception photos!
Meet Adrienne Winzer 👋🏼
Adrienne has been an IEP instructor for four years and has a special passion for teaching Level 1 students. She admires their eagerness to try, even when learning feels difficult, and believes patience is the key to helping students build confidence and keep moving forward.
Meet Robin Cathey 👋🏼 Associate Director, Intensive English Program.
Robin plays a key role in shaping programs that truly respond to students’ needs. Her work ranges from researching how learners grow to developing new ideas that turn insight into action.
One of those initiatives is the Community Partnership at Clarkston, a program that reflects her belief in learning beyond the classroom. For Robin, building strong community connections is essential to creating access, support, and meaningful opportunities for learners.
Meet Sharon Santmyer! 👋🏼 Our IEP Lecturer.
Sharon was once an English learner herself, which gives her a unique perspective on the student journey. She shares how international students build confidence by setting themselves up for success and taking small, consistent steps along the way.
She also highlights that student success is a shared effort: a student’s commitment matters just as much as an instructor’s willingness to guide, support, and encourage them throughout the process.
Learn more about us, our programs, and how to join by visiting iep.gsu.edu
Meet our Director, John Bunting! 👋🏼
John has had the privilege of meeting thousands of students throughout his career at the IEP and witnessing their incredible stories of success. For many of them, the IEP was a small but meaningful step toward building confidence and opening new opportunities.
When asked about the key to the Intensive English Program, John is clear: the human component matters most. Feeling supported, encouraged, and included is what helps students build confidence. This experience is further strengthened by the expertise of our instructors and the university’s research-driven approach, creating a program that truly supports student success helps to keep climbing toward their dreams, and truly feel they belong.
Learn more about us, our programs, and how to join by visiting iep.gsu.edu
First day of classes and the excitement is here!
New friends, new levels, new teachers—and the same goal: to enjoy this journey while gaining the skills to learn English and the confidence to succeed in future careers.
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25 Park Place NE, Ste 1500
Atlanta, GA
30303
Opening Hours
| Monday | 9am - 5pm |
| Tuesday | 9am - 5pm |
| Wednesday | 9am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 9am - 5pm |
| Friday | 9am - 5pm |