Clayton State University

Market Revival

Clayton State University marketing students are helping a local statehouse leader revitalize the Atlanta State Farmer’s Market, the largest market in the state of Georgia, to become a place that mixes agriculture and community in Clayton County. Read More about Market Revival
10 Years of Health, Wellness, and Fun!

Faculty, staff, and students celebrated the 10-year anniversary of the Student Activities Center, a space built to increase student engagement on campus. Read More about Academic Core Projects
Under Construction: Academic Core Construction Renovation

Clayton State’s $14.96 million project focuses on renovation and structural improvements to enhance student learning Read More about Academic Core Projects
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Real Happenings

Next phase of the Comprehensive Administrative Review underway

Clayton State University administrators will begin the next phase of the Comprehensive Administrative Review with the launch of an institute-specific CAR action planning and implementation process.

Commitment, sacrifice of military remembered during annual Veterans Day ceremony

The Veterans Resource Center held its annual Veterans Day ceremony to honor and thank the men and women who have served in the U.S. military.

University president recognizes individuals, groups “Making Things Better” on campus

Six winners–among faculty, staff, and organizations–were announced among 100 nominees for the annual Making Things Better Awards on Wednesday, Oct. 31. The awards, given out by the president, honors those making a positive difference every day.

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Dr. Lateshia Woodley

Having received four degrees and certificates from Clayton State University, as well as three degrees from other universities, few in education are able to talk to students about the importance of lifelong learning as Dr. Lateshia Woodley ’03.

Market Revival

10 Years of Health, Wellness, and Fun!

Under Construction: Academic Core Construction Renovation

See yourself here!