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December 11, 2025

Dr. Melva Robertson Honored with the Drs. Charles L. Harper and Ann S. Cochran Award for Distinguished Achievement in Education

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The GA Board Now approves Clayton State University for Local Anesthesia Courses

The Georgia Board now approves Clayton State University for Local Anesthesia courses.

The Atlanta Women’s Foundation Awards Clayton State Student Madison Johnson with the Yashoda Reddy Education Award

Madison Johnson, a psychology major at Clayton State University, recently received the Yashoda Reddy Education Award from the Atlanta Women’s Foundation (atlantawomen.org) at a ceremony at Atlanta’s City Hall that Mayor Andre Dickens attended....

Clayton State Kicks off Fall Semester with President's State of the University Event

The President’s State of the University event was opened by Clayton State Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Jill Drake, who recognized all the new faculty and staff who have joined the university and the critical role...

Dental Hygiene Students and Faculty Provide Back-to-School Dental Screenings

In partnership with the community, Clayton State University dental hygiene faculty and students recently provided back-to-school dental screenings for dozens of school-age children.

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Notables

Clayton State University Celebrates Fall 2024 Commencement

Clayton State University proudly held its Fall 2024 Commencement Ceremonies earlier this month on campus, marking a momentous occasion for hundreds of graduates who proudly stepped into the next chapter of their lives.

Innovation and Impact: Laker grad to lead Innovation Center grand opening

Jalen Teal of Clayton State University's College of Business hopes students and local residents alike can turn the redesigned Innovation Center into a community hub of growth and entrepreneurship.

Clayton State awarded million-dollar grant from The Coca-Cola Foundation

The gift will be wholly devoted to the education of 50 first-generation students at the university over the next four years.

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