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The Future is Female: Karen Sullivan and why women give back
Beyond making an impact in business, women leaders have made major strides in putting dollars back into the community.
The Future is Female: State Rep. Regina Lewis-Ward and the year of women in politics
Women shined during the 2020 election as they came out in unprecedented numbers to run for office and win and donate to the candidates that best represented them.
Clayton State business students take home 2nd place overall in management competition
Clayton State University’s Society for Advancement of Management student chapter took home several awards, including 2ndplace in the Overall Business Skills Champions at the 2021 International Collegiate Business Skills Championship.
The Future Is Female: MBA student Korrie Payne says leadership is about building connections
Often, one of the first opportunities a young woman can build their leadership skills is through student organizations.
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Student Artist Places in Exhibition Tributing Late International Entertainer
Sheila Corona, a Clayton State junior, says her recent award-winning artwork posthumously honors a widely known South Korean pop idol, whose personal story remains unknown despite his international public fame. He died a mysterious, untimely death...
Alumni Spotlight: Charmaine Niles
Many Clayton State alumni have gone on to great jobs. But there are also a lot of alumni who have gone on to great careers and worked to help the next generation of Lakers land their first job.
Spivey Hall Young Artists Director named Music Educator of the Year
Dr. Craig Hurley, director and conductor of the Spivey Hall Young Artists, has been named Georgia Music Educators Association’s (GMEA) 2021 Music Educator of the Year.