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January 13, 2026

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

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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...

Clayton State signs MOU with South Korea’s Woosong University

Moving forward, two institutes are looking to promote greater academic cooperation by providing mutual consent exchange programs and short-term study abroad programs between each other.

Chief Keener provides Lakers with vehicle safety tips, encourages awareness

Clayton State’s director of public safety recently provided the university with safety tips and advice to ensure that all are better educated on how to keep their vehicle safe from potential theft and criminal activity.

Director of public safety provides safety tips for Lakers amid recent vehicle thefts

Chief John Keener says all students, staff, and faculty should report to campus' public safety office should they see any suspicious activity.

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"She is Clayton State." Dr. Victoria Foster elected as new president of GANE

On a wet, gloomy, early start to a new week at Clayton State University, Dr. Victoria Foster finds herself full of and discussing energy – not potential energy, not kinetic, just people energy … and apparently, we all need more of it.

Alumni Spotlight: Christina Zolotova

Ferrari. Verizon. South by Southwest (SXSW). The Super Bowl. These are just a few of the dozens of companies and events Clayton State alumna Christina Zolotova ’07 has worked with through her experiential marketing company, ZOLOTOVA.

University acknowledges faculty, staff at Annual Service Awards

Clayton State University held the 2021 Annual Service Awards on Monday, April 26 to acknowledge the contributions of faculty and staff.

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