The Georgia Department of Education (DOE) has awarded Clayton State University a $861,844 grant to partner with Clayton County Public Schools (CCPS) and the Center for Education Integrating Science, Mathematics, and Computing (CEISMC) at the Georgia Institute of Technology to implement a professional development program, Mathematics and Science Partnership Program (C3MSP) for a cohort of grades six-12 mathematics and science teachers.

“I owe my present and future success to Clayton State University because the faculty and staff have helped my dreams be made real,” excitedly states Samantha Watson, a fall 2014 graduate.

Now Clayton State has a lot of communities dedicated to making its 7000+ students’ dreams real, and many of these communities are targeted towards assisting and/or tutoring students in areas such as math or testing-taking.

There’s still magic in the teaching of Clayton State University Professor of Chemistry Dr. James “Jim” Braun.