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Chief John Keener, the director of public safety at Clayton State, addresses campus staff members

November 16, 2023

Public Safety provides situational awareness training for staff

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Clayton State University raises more than $200,000 during 24-hour fundraising event

With the final tally complete, Clayton State University far-exceeded fundraising expectations during its fifth annual #Give4Dreams day of giving.

Alumni Spotlight: Mikaela Thomas

“I always wanted to be on TV. At least I thought I wanted to be on TV,” says Mikaela Thomas ’13, graduate of the Communication & Media Studies program at Clayton State University and current multimedia and digital content producer for WFXG...

Clayton State University, Gordon State College partner to form master’s nursing degree pathway

Clayton State University is making it easier for undergraduate students at Gordon State College (GSC) to earn an advanced degree in nursing.

Clayton State University launches mental health initiative

Clayton State University has launched a new mental health initiative to expand mental health resources to students due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

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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...

Alumni Spotlight: Deandra DeWalt

During Clayton State’s Alumni Week in October, alumna Deandra DeWalt ’13, along with three other alumni, spoke to several students in the Criminal Justice program about her professional journey and how those students could utilize a degree from...

Clayton State announces 2020 “Making Things Better” award recipients

COVID-19 brought many challenges for Clayton State University in 2020—a quick transition to online learning, a virtual celebration to recognize spring graduates and a focus on reopening the campus safely for students, faculty and staff.

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