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Students gather with College of Health Dean Dr. Dwayne Hooks and Lake City Mayor Ronald Dodson

October 29, 2024

College of Health organizes health fair in Lake City

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Public Safety provides situational awareness training for staff

Clayton State University staff were invited to attend a C.R.A.S.E. course hosted by Chief John Keener to better understand proper situational responses in case of various crisis situations on campus.

Leave a Legacy: Clayton State Men's Soccer ready for NCAA Playoffs

Grad students and Men's Soccer Lakers Geo Rios and Hector Fuentes speak on the team's 2023 Peach Bowl Champion season, as well as the impact they and the team look to leave upon the conclusion of this year's Division II NCAA Playoffs.

Transitioning: Veterans Resource Center provides community for Laker student veterans

Clayton State University's Veterans Resource Center looks to serve as a home away from home, as well as a place to help aid all Laker student veterans in their transition back to civilian life following their separation from the U.S. Armed Forces.

Clayton State celebrates International Education Week

International Education Week's weekly slate of events includes taste testings, study abroad information sessions, a game day event, and more.

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Department changes name to highlight wider array of concentrations

The formerly named Department of Visual and Performing Arts adjusted its title on campus earlier this summer as a means to promote Film, Communications, and other concentrations offered to both current and potential future students.

Alumni Spotlight: Adrian Washington

The Clayton State alumni office recently sat down with new member of the Alumni Board of Advisers, Dr. Adrian Washington ’87, to discuss his professional path and how Clayton State University—at the time he attended, Clayton State College—helped...

USG reveals positive financial, job growth at Clayton State

The University System of Georgia recently revealed that both it and Clayton State are trending upwards financially, with the latter creating an output impact of $307,617,085 while adding 2,505 new jobs at the university.

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