Film and Digital Media Center award first recipient of Demarcus Woods Dream Maker Scholarship
Continuing and professional education student Ryan Lewis earned the scholarship, which he will use toward his current film production.
Clayton State University named 2021 AJC Top Workplace
The university was the only higher education institution on this year's list and has been featured on the list for a ninth time.
Senior Year in A Time of Coronavirus
Alisha Hamilton ’20 remembers how the start of the coronavirus last year drastically changed her final semester of college and what lessons she learned about perseverance in a crisis.
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The Future is Female: State Rep. Regina Lewis-Ward and the year of women in politics
State Rep. Regina Lewis-Ward '17, representative of House District 109 and a Clayton State alumna, says that women have the ability to be effective leaders and support their communities.
The Future is Female: Karen Sullivan and why women give back
Karen Sullivan, owner of Paragon Alarm Systems, says she gives to Clayton State University because of the institution's value to the community.
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Mikaela Thomas
“I always wanted to be on TV. At least I thought I wanted to be on TV,” says Mikaela Thomas ’13, graduate of the Communication & Media Studies program at Clayton State University and current multimedia and digital content producer for WFXG Fox 54 in Augusta, Georgia. While she did not know the exact path getting into the television industry would take her, Mikaela’s story is one of dedication and personal branding.
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