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Clayton State University begins administering COVID-19 vaccine to campus community
On Monday, Clayton State University began the process of administering the COVID-19 vaccine to eligible university employees and students in an effort to mitigate the spread of the virus.
Alumni Association to devote more funding to scholarships
Beginning immediately, the Clayton State University Alumni Association, agreed upon by the Clayton State Alumni Board, will be doubling the percentage of each membership gift that is donated to the Alumni Association Dream Maker Scholarship fund.
Clayton State University Receives $7,000 grant for young adult driver’s safety program
Clayton State University has received a $7,700 grant to participate in the Georgia Young Adult Program of the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety.
Career Services maintains students-employer connection during COVID-19
The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic brought about many challenges for Clayton State students—a shift to online learning, a virtual commencement and a shorter school semester.
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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: James Jernigan
Entering its 50th year, Clayton State University has graduated over 25,000 former students and seen many of them become active alumni.
Legal studies professor publishes new book about estate planning
Antoinette France-Harris, J.D., assistant professor of Legal Studies, has co-authored a textbook regarding Georgia law related to the field of estate planning.