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Clayton State to Break Ground for
$19.8 Million Science Building on November 14
by John Shiffert
Clayton State Mediation
Team Wins the Highest Award
Campus Review
Serving the CLAYTON STATE UNIVERSITY Community
Vol. 44, No. XV | November 13, 2013
DREAMS. MADE REAL.
The official groundbreaking ceremony for
Clayton State University’s $19.8 million
science building will be held on Thursday,
Nov. 14, starting at 3:30 p.m., on the site
of the new building, located in the parking
lot across from the University’s
Laboratory Annex Building. The ground-
breaking will be held rain or shine under a
tent constructed for the occasion, and will
be followed by a reception in the lobby of
the Clayton State Natural and Behavioral
Sciences Building.
Speakers for the event, which will coin-
cide with the beginning of construction,
will include: University System of
Georgia Chancellor Hank Huckaby;
Clayton State President Dr. Thomas
Hynes; Dean of the College of Arts &
Sciences at Clayton State, Dr. Nasser
Momayezi; Kevin Kuntz, president of the
Southeast Division of commercial con-
tractor McCarthy Building Companies,
Inc.; and Clayton State Student
Government Association President Joshua
Davis. Clayton State Vice President for
Academic Affairs and Provost Dr.
Micheal Crafton will serve as the master
of ceremonies.
Additional labs and classroom space for
the natural sciences have been a critical
It’s time to add “mediation” to the list of
fields where Clayton State University stu-
dents excel.
After returning from last week’s 2013
International Intercollegiate Mediation
Tournament at Drake University Law
School in Des Moines, Iowa, there are no
more mountains to conquer for the 2013
Clayton State Mediation Team.
“There are no more tournaments this sea-
son. We have won the highest award,”
says Dr. Judith Stilz Ogden, associate pro-
fessor of law in the College of Business at
Clayton State.
Indeed, the Drake tournament concluded
a spectacular campaign for Clayton
State’s mediation team of Tamara Johnson
(Supply Chain Management major,
Atlanta), Bertha Amosu (Accounting
major, Peachtree City), Latangila Hodges-
Bellamy (Supply Chain Management
major, McDonough), Patrick Moore
(Legal Studies major, Stone Mountain),
Shannon Moultrie (Legal Studies major,
Fayetteville) and Matthew Blake (Legal
Studies major, Peachtree City). In an
international tournament with 42 teams
from 25 colleges and universities from
various countries, Clayton State won the
First Place Mediation Team Award, the
“highest award” referred to by Ogden.
In addition, the team also came in sixth
for the Advocate/Client Team Award, and
individually Moultrie and Amosu took
second
place
for
Individual
Advocate/Client. Also receiving individ-
ual awards were Hodges-Bellamy and
Science Building, cont’d., p. 16
Mediation, cont’d., p. 18
Clayton State University Science Building rendering