CLAYTON STATE NEWS
February 19, 2026
Black History Month Faculty Spotlight: Author and Clayton State Professor Dr. Kenja McCray
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Clayton State to host Investor Ready Filmmaker Workshop
The workshop will serve as a means of composing business plans with filmmakers who already have a script written and drafted for upcoming film projects.
Clayton State inaugural Social Mobility Summit a “big success”
Pres. Lewis and event co-chairs, Drs. Joshua Meddaugh and Don Stansberry, believe the first-ever Social Mobility Summit was a promising achievement. But now, the real work begins to transform Clayton State into Georgia’s premier institution for...
Heather Eddy selected as member of ADHA Professional Fellows Program
Eddy has served as a dental hygienist for more than 20 years and is currently working on her doctorate at the University of North Georgia. With her new fellowship, she hopes to encourage both students and dental hygienists in the field to further...
Lakers celebrate Juneteenth with local community at Hampton block party
Faculty, staff, and students celebrated Juneteenth into the weekend alongside the rest of the Clayton County community at the “Clayton Connected: Juneteenth Block Party” on Saturday, June 22, at the Gerald Matthews Complex in Hampton.
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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.
Making Dreams Come True: MBA Alumnae Bring a Concept Experience to Henry County
Our Master of Business Administration program has made entrepreneurial dreams come to life in Henry County. Clayton State University MBA alumnae Nancy Nguyen and Lizcha Walker have created PÜR Zen Mimosa Wine Bar, focusing on creating great food...
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.