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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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Clayton State signs MOU with South Korea’s Woosong University

Moving forward, two institutes are looking to promote greater academic cooperation by providing mutual consent exchange programs and short-term study abroad programs between each other.

Friend, Not Foe: Dr. Ebrahim Khosravi discusses the true purpose, misconceptions of AI

While some may be enthusiastic about the prospect of having further digital assistance to their line of work or their personal lives, there are seemingly just as many who want the exact opposite. Dr. Ebrahim Khosravi, the dean of Clayton State University’s...

Director of public safety provides safety tips for Lakers amid recent vehicle thefts

Chief John Keener says all students, staff, and faculty should report to campus' public safety office should they see any suspicious activity.

Clayton State, Clayton County Public Schools look to deliver new program

The proposed Academic Enrichment and Bridge Accelerator program looks to increase the number of students from Clayton County Public Schools enrolled in the dual enrollment program at Clayton State University.

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Lakers Study Abroad, Leave Global Impact

More than 20 Clayton State students participated in study abroad programs this past Maymester. Upon returning home, university faculty, administration, and students alike all agree that the journeys they made and lessons they learned were beyond...

Alumni Spotlight: Megan Brock, Ph.D.

Megan Brock’s heart is in the classroom. “I love teaching. I love engaging with students. That is what I know I love to do,” says the Lecturer and Academic Coach in the Division of Academic Enhancement at the University of Georgia at Athens.

Alfred Runs: Clayton State senior and Jonesboro Councilman ready to earn degree, leave impact

In many ways, Alfred Dixon is just like any Clayton State student athlete. He’s found a way to balance his academics and social life, as well as high jump and track.

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