CLAYTON STATE NEWS
May 7, 2026
Alice J Smith Awards Showcases Outstanding Achievements That Impact the Entire Campus Community
Stories
Dental Hygiene Students and Faculty Provide Back-to-School Dental Screenings
In partnership with the community, Clayton State University dental hygiene faculty and students recently provided back-to-school dental screenings for dozens of school-age children.
Representative Regina Lewis-Ward Establishes Scholarship at Clayton State University to Inspire Future Leaders to Engage in Public Service
The Representative Regina Lewis-Ward Annual Scholarship is being established with a gift of $1,000. A scholarship of up to $1,000 will be awarded annually to a full-time Political Science major or a student on the Public Administration track.
Alexis Iturria Takes Lessons Learned on the Fields at Clayton State to the Large Stadiums of Professional Soccer in South America
Hard work, practice, and discipline were the keys to Alexis Iturria’s success on and off the field when he was a student athlete at Clayton State University.
Clayton County and Clayton State University Launch Data-Sharing Partnership to Boost Workforce and Economic Growth
Clayton County announced a new collaboration with Clayton State University to share data and co-develop solutions that address the county’s housing, land use, and workforce needs.
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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: 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.