CLAYTON STATE NEWS
April 15, 2025
Pioneering the Future of Dental Hygiene: Students Among First in Georgia Certified in Laser Therapy
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Dedicated to Success: "Weeks of Welcome" celebrates CSU achievements, Class of 2028
From August 5-9, Clayton State University held several on-campus events to welcome in the new academic year, including Pres. Lewis' State of the University address and the Class of 2028's convocation ceremony.
Lights, Camera, Lakers: Clayton State discusses successful history as on-site filming location
Prof. Jonathan Harris and Mr. Tommy Stein discuss the recent history of Hollywood blockbusters being filmed on campus at Clayton State University, including "Captain America: Civil War," "The Boss," "Safety," "Jumanji," and more.
Pres. Lewis ready for "successful future" as new academic year approaches
Clayton State University President Dr. Georj Lewis recently expressed his pride in the university's accomplishments in Spring 2024. But with the new academic year only weeks away, he is ready for the start of the institution's next chapter and to...
All for Family: Clayton State student parents discuss degree drive, university support
At Clayton State University, not all diplomas are earned solely for the degree recipient. In a special feature story, some of Laker Nation's student parents come together to explain the drive behind earning their degrees, what a day in the life looks...
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Notables
Perfection: Class of 2024 nursing graduates score 100% on NCLEX-RN exams
The Spring 2024 cohort of BSN graduates from the School of Nursing earned a perfect score while taking their National Council Licensure Examinations (NCLEX-RN) on their first attempt – an “unprecedented” feat in the eyes of school faculty.
Alumni Spotlight: Sherita Shelby
Clayton State 2005 graduate Sherita Shelby has worked at two of Atlanta’s most internationally known companies. Now, she’s stepping up to serve on her alma mater’s Alumni Board.
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.