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January 13, 2026

Safe and Active Communities: A Pathway to Change Workshop for Clayton County

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Dental Hygiene Lakers bring smiles to McGarrah Elementary Career Day

Clayton State University Dental Hygiene seniors recently spoke with kids at Morrow's McGarrah Elementary School about the importance of dental hygiene and the careers they're working toward in their final academic year.

Dr. Michelle Nelson reelected as AANP Georgia State Liaison

Another two-year term is on the way for Nelson, who was reelected in her role as Georgia State Liaison for the American Association of Nursing Practitioners (AANP).

Clayton State student reflects on meeting, introducing President Joe Biden

Government and Public Service junior Desera Lennon did something in March 2024 that many will never have the opportunity to do – both meet and introduce the President of the United States to an eager sea of people at an Election Year campaign rally...

Online MBA in Digital Marketing Program ranked third-best nationwide by TechGuide

Clayton State’s ranking was determined following the investigation on “a variety of factors, including tuition costs, student-to-faculty ratios, admission and graduation rates, and alumni success.”

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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...

Alumni Spotlight: Edlin Veras

As an aspiring professor focused on race and racism in the United States and Latin America, Clayton State alumnus Edlin Veras ’13 directly contributes his experience at Clayton State to the professional trajectory he is on today.

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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