CLAYTON STATE NEWS
February 5, 2026
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Clayton State University Hosts 2025 Social Mobility Summit
Clayton State University’s Social Mobility Summit, held on June 25, offers a valuable platform to assess the role of higher education as a key driver of social mobility and to explore ways that institutions of higher education can effectively partner...
Clayton State University Announces Launch of College of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (CSTEM)
In an exciting step toward preparing students for high-demand careers in an increasingly digital world, Clayton State University proudly announces the transition of its College of Information and Mathematical Sciences to the College of Science, Technology,...
Celebrating the Clayton State University Class of 2025
Commencement is more than a ceremony — it’s a celebration of perseverance, purpose, and the promise of new beginnings.
Ms. Patricia Sas Ellis Proves It’s Never Too Late to Graduate
In a heartwarming and powerful testament to perseverance, Patricia Sas Ellis, age 79, crossed the graduation stage at Clayton State University this weekend, earning her bachelor’s degree in criminal justice.
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Notables
All Smiles: Department of Dental Hygiene to begin training students in administration of local anesthesia
Several members of faculty from the Clayton State University Dental Hygiene program became board certified in Georgia in Spring 2024 to educate and train students in the administration of local anesthesia to patients in need.
Alumni Spotlight: Sherita Shelby
Clayton State 2005 graduate Sherita Shelby has worked at two of Atlanta’s most internationally known companies. Now, she’s stepping up to serve on her alma mater’s Alumni Board.
Clayton State University, Atlanta Technical College sign student-centered MOU
The collaborative agreement, signed by Dr. Georj Lewis, president of Clayton State University, and Dr. Victoria Seals, president of Atlanta Technical College, aims to streamline the transfer process and create a seamless pathway for students looking...