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Student Spotlight: Aunesty Moreland gains real world experience with AI at Google
One of the students selected to participate in the Google “Sprinternship” was Aunesty Moreland who is currently a junior at Clayton State University and planning to graduate in 2027 with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science with a concentration...
Where Forensics Meets the Wild: Clayton State’s Laker Wildlife Initiative Summit Equips Leaders to Combat Wildlife Crime and Advance Conservation
Clayton State University’s Laker Wildlife Initiative Summit brings together leading experts, professionals, and students for a hands-on, multidisciplinary training event focused on wildlife crime investigation and conservation.
Professor Kate Cotter-Reilly has earned her CMA certificate and is now a Certified Management Accountant
Professor Kate Cotter-Reilly, a Lecturer of Accounting at Clayton State University, has recently earned her CMA, Certified Management Accountant, which identifies a professional who provides financial planning, analysis, and strategic decision-making...
The economic impact of Clayton State University on the Georgia economy reaches nearly $300 million
Clayton State University’s economic impact in the southern Atlanta metro region increased to nearly $300 million in fiscal year 2024, according to a report released by the University System of Georgia (USG) this month.
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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: Cynthia Rucker
Continuing the Clayton State University Alumni Association’s series of spotlights on our new Alumni Board members, Dr. Cynthia Rucker joined the board on July 1, 2022.
Dr. Antoinette Miller selected as newest QMAAC member
After years of collaboration with the organization, Clayton State’s department chair and professor of Psychology will begin serving on Quality Matters’ Academic Advisory Council (QMAAC) in January 2024.