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Now You Know: Early voter education encourages greater youth voter participation
As millions of Americans prepare for the results of what has been called the most important election in U.S. history, millennial and Gen Z voters have emerged as one of the most important voting blocks in 2020.
Now You Know: Archival collections are still subject to privacy and copyright laws
Archives are often viewed as repositories for various types of documents and records, whether it be information related to a community’s cultural identity and history, or vital records to help governments function and make decisions.
Remember My Name
The image of domestic violence spans all ages, backgrounds and identities.
Clayton State University President Tim Hynes to retire
Dr. Tim Hynes has announced his intention to retire as president of Clayton State University, effective June 30, 2021.
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Clayton State Secures Grant Funds to Assist Nearly 6,000 Students
Clayton State University has secured American Rescue Plan funds to help nearly 6,000 students resolve current account balances allowing them to remain enrolled for the fall semester.
Alumni Spotlight: Maria Gabrielle Mosquera
While a young student at a high school located in Ecuador, Maria Gabriella Mosquera become one of 80 candidates to receive a student scholarship sponsored by the Georgia Rotary Club of which her father was a member.
Clayton State University business professor awarded Fulbright grant
Clayton State University business professor Dr. Judith Ogden has been awarded a Fulbright U.S. Scholar grant to teach business law in the Eurasian country of Azerbaijan.