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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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USG reveals positive financial, job growth at Clayton State

The University System of Georgia recently revealed that both it and Clayton State are trending upwards financially, with the latter creating an output impact of $307,617,085 while adding 2,505 new jobs at the university.

Pres. Lewis discusses growth, optimism for future of Clayton State in university address

Clayton State faculty and staff flooded Spivey Hall Monday morning to listen in on university President Dr. Georj Lewis’ first-ever State of the University address, which covered a multitude of past, present, and future institutional subjects.

Alfred Runs: Clayton State senior and Jonesboro Councilman ready to earn degree, leave impact

In many ways, Alfred Dixon is just like any Clayton State student athlete. He’s found a way to balance his academics and social life, as well as high jump and track.

Welcome Back, Lakers

Whether you’re a transfer student, a dual-enrollment student, or a brand-new freshman Laker … we are so excited that you are a part of Laker Nation and cannot wait to see the great accomplishments you’ll make here at your new home in Morrow.

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Department changes name to highlight wider array of concentrations

The formerly named Department of Visual and Performing Arts adjusted its title on campus earlier this summer as a means to promote Film, Communications, and other concentrations offered to both current and potential future students.

Alumni Spotlight: Brigitte Collier

Master of Business Administration alumna Brigitte Collier ’14, along with five other alumni, recently joined the Clayton State Alumni Board of Advisers for a three-year term.

Alfred Runs: Clayton State senior and Jonesboro Councilman ready to earn degree, leave impact

In many ways, Alfred Dixon is just like any Clayton State student athlete. He’s found a way to balance his academics and social life, as well as high jump and track.

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