In addition

to Clayton State faculty and 23 visiting representatives of other institutions

of higher education, the Clayton State student body will be represented

in the procession by outstanding students from the university's five schools

and four leaders of the Student Government Association.

Among them

will be SGA President Brian Magill of Rex, Ga., one of the official platform

party and a speaker, welcoming Harden on behalf of the student body. SGA

representative and editor-in-chief of the student newspaper Kevin Dixon

of Fayetteville also will march in the procession.

The School

of Arts and Sciences also will be represented in the procession by a group

including the Clayton State Honors Program's Raechel Nebergall of Tyrone.

Nursing major

Cheryl Paullin of Fayetteville will be among those marching for the School

of Health Science.

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