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Clayton State University

Clayton State University is located 15 minutes from downtown Atlanta in a beautiful lakeside setting. The University currently offers four master's degree programs and more than 30 baccalaureate degree programs. With an enrollment of 6,000 students, the university is ranked by U.S. News & World Report as having the most diverse student population among comprehensive baccalaureate-level colleges and universities in the southern United States. Undergraduate classes and an MBA cohort are also offered in Fayette County. A national pioneer in "ubiquitous mobile computing," Clayton State was the third public university to require that each student have access to a notebook computer. Clayton State University is the only university in the country adjacent to both state and national archives facilities: the Georgia Archives and the National Archives and Records Administration, Southeast Region. The world class music recital venue, Spivey Hall, is located on the university's campus. The athletics program features 12 sports and competes in NCAA Division II in the Peach Belt Athletic Conference. The Clayton State University's women's basketball team went 29-6 in 2006/2007 and advanced to the NCAA Division II Final Four in March 2007.

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  • Poet Chad Davidson reads his poetry for the Clayton State Visiting Writers Reading Series. The Visiting Writers Reading Series is sponsored by the Clayton State Department of English under the direction of Assistant Professor of English Dr. Brigitte Byrd. Davidson's reading is sponsored in part by the Georgia Writers Registry through a LEGG (Literary Event Grants of Georgia) grant, and is free and open to the public.
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  • Josh Russell, Associate Professor at Georgia State University, reads from his recently published novel, *My Bright Midnight* and talks about his upcoming third novel.
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    Clayton State University
  • Greg Fraser, associate professor of English and creative writing at the University of West Georgia, talks about his poetry.
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    Clayton State University
  • Carey Scott Wilkerson reads from his book poems, *Threading Stone* and discusses creative writing and literature.
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    Clayton State University
  • Mary Jane Ryals, Florida State University and southern novelist, reads from her novel, *Cookie and Me*, a poignant tale of redeeming power of friendship. Set in Tallahassee in the turbulent ’60s, the novel leads us once again through those days of bus boycotts, segregated swimming pools, and speeches by charismatic black ministers.
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    Clayton State University
  • National bestselling author Patti Callahan Henry talks about why she writes and how she came to writing as a career.
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    Clayton State University