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Members who contribute to Laker Meal Program

June 30, 2025

Southern Crescent Pearls Foundation, Inc. Provides Support to the Laker Meal Share Program

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NFL Alumni, Healthcare Leaders, and Faculty at Clayton State University Unite to Bridge the Gap in Public Health

Clayton State University Associate Professor in the School of Nursing and Director of the Graduate Program, Dr. Michelle Nelson, and campus leaders were excited to welcome NFL alumni for a thoughtful conversation on public health and ways to improve...

Clayton State Day at the Georgia Capitol

On Tuesday, March 4, 2025, Clayton State University students, faculty, and staff gathered for the much-anticipated Clayton State Day at the Capitol.

Clayton State University and The First Bank Join for a Multi-Year Partnership

On Thursday, February 13, 2025, Clayton State University and The First Bank joined in Morrow, GA to recognize and commemorate a newly minted partnership through a generous gift of $75,000.

Dental Hygiene Clinic to serve community veterans

The university’s Dental Hygiene Clinic is proud to offer free dental services to any veteran visiting the clinic for treatment the week of November 11-15 from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

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Smiles, Service, and the Atlanta Falcons: Dental Hygiene Students Make a Lasting Impact

Clayton State University’s Dental Hygiene students recently took their skills beyond the classroom and into the heart of the community through TeamSmile, an incredible initiative made even more exciting by the support of the Atlanta Falcons.

Homecoming mixes in-person, virtual festivities

Homecoming at Clayton State looked quite different this year as students, faculty, staff and alumni traded the smell of barbeque, the upbeat sounds of the Montell Jordan classic “This is How We Do It” and lots of laughter for a computer screen,...

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.

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