Clayton State University President Tim Hynes to retire
Dr. Tim Hynes has announced his intention to retire as president of Clayton State University, effective June 30, 2021.
Economic Advantage
Clayton State University boasts a $302 million economic impact on the south metro Atlanta region, marking the institution as a vital partner for the communities south of the airport.
A Fresh Start
To keep up with the demands of the agriculture sector in south Georgia, health becomes a necessity for migrant workers and their families. And Clayton State’s dental hygiene department there to help give the workers a clean bill of health.
We Continue to be a Community of Learning
Dr. Hynes remains encouraged as students continue to thrive.
Launching Next-Gen Tech Masters
In just one year of its launch, the Mailchimp Launchpad Academy for information technology and computer science majors has become an example of the kind of experiential learning Clayton State is known for.
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Want to know what it’s like to eat, sleep, and study here? Let’s go on a virtual tour.
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Real Happenings
Clayton State University pledges $5,000 to increase Black male nursing professionals in Georgia
The scholarship funds will support an initiative to offer a pathway for more African American men to enter into the nursing profession.
Clayton State University Foundation board appoints new chair, vice-chair
Community leaders Dave Worley and Helen McSwain have been selected to lead the Clayton State University Foundation for the next two years.
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XC @ Peach Belt XC Preview
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Virtual NCD Month Kick-Off
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Majors Monday
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Virtual Resume Review
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A Moment of Mindfulness on IG
11/03/2020Alumni Spotlight
John Starr
Some would say that for John Starr ‘16, his path toward a career at Chick-fil-A began at 14-years-old with a little faith.
By the time John was 18 and graduated from high school, his thoughts turned toward becoming a franchise owner. His passion for listening to others’ stories and serving caught the eye of his operator at the Chick-fil-A.
Read more about John.
