The department
also prepares students for careers in some of the fastest-growing sectors
of the local and national economy. Economists expect that the technological
shift to electronic communication and commerce will increase the need
for those who produce content notably writers and designers because electronic
publications are updated more often than their paper predecessors.
For more information
on Clayton State's observance of Women's History Month, contact Director
of Diversity and Disability Services Deborah Greer at 770-961-3719.
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