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August 24, 2026

The Economic Impact of Clayton State University on the Georgia Economy Grows to More Than $305 Million

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Alumni Spotlight: Vy Le, Dental Hygiene Program Graduate

Vy Le graduated from Clayton State University in 2021, Summa Cum Laude, with a Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene.

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...

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Transforming Today for Tomorrow: Clayton State University Launches Strategic Plan

A new era is underway at Clayton State University, as the institution’s future groundwork for success was officially launched on Thursday, April 11, at Spivey Hall.

Alumni Spotlight: Rachel Gaines

As we continue to celebrate our newest Alumni Board members, our next focus is on Rachel Gaines.

Trio of Clayton State professors release new textbook

"Fundamentals of Georgia Family Law" was written by Legal Studies professors Antoinette France-Harris and Sherry Southard, and Denise Allen – an adjunct professor of Legal Studies.

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