CLAYTON STATE NEWS
April 28, 2026
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Clayton State University’s College of STEM to Host 5th Annual STEM Symposium
Clayton State University’s College of STEM is set to host its 5th Annual STEM Symposium this spring, one of the college’s signature academic events.
Professor Dr. Eric Bridges Discusses the History of Black Greek Organizations and the Importance of the Step Show in Their Culture
According to Dr. Eric Bridges, professor of Psychology and Director of the Honors Program at Clayton State University, “To understand the culture of the Step Show, you have to understand the origins and history of stepping in the black fraternities...
Black History Month Faculty Spotlight: Author and Clayton State Professor Dr. Kenja McCray
What started as a research paper quietly grew into a book that would reshape how parts of Black Power history are understood and change the life of the Clayton State University professor who wrote it.
Clayton State Hosts Nursing Jumpstart Boot Camp to Prepare Students for Clinical Success
Clayton State University recently held its Nursing JumpStart Boot Camp, a required three-day, eight-hour-per-day program designed to help incoming nursing students transition smoothly into the rigorous demands of the nursing program.
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Professor Dr. Eric Bridges Discusses the History of Black Greek Organizations and the Importance of the Step Show in Their Culture
According to Dr. Eric Bridges, professor of Psychology and Director of the Honors Program at Clayton State University, “To understand the culture of the Step Show, you have to understand the origins and history of stepping in the black fraternities...
A Clayton State Alumna’s Commitment to Nursing and Lifelong Learning
Clayton State University alumna Eunice Perry’s career in nursing reflects the lasting impact of mentorship, education, and lifelong learning.
CSU earns high rankings for social mobility, student experience
Clayton State University recently received impressive rankings from both U.S. News & World Report as well as the Wall Street Journal.