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Senate Recognizes Clark Atlanta University Day at State Capitol
Summary
The Georgia Senate unanimously adopted a resolution declaring Feb. 2, 2026, Clark Atlanta University Day at the State Capitol and recognized President George T. French Jr. and university leadership for the institution’s history and contributions to higher education.
The Georgia Senate adopted Senate Resolution 639 on Feb. 2, 2026, recognizing Feb. 2 as Clark Atlanta University Day at the State Capitol. The resolution notes Clark Atlanta University’s history, its academic programs, and the leadership of President George T. French Jr.; Secretary Reed read the resolution on the floor and the chamber adopted it without objection.
Senators praised the university’s role in educating leaders and highlighted gifts and partnerships secured during President French’s tenure. President French addressed the chamber and thanked lawmakers, saying he represented more than 4,000 students and emphasized the institution’s contributions in areas such as cyber physical systems, cancer research and data science.
The resolution is a ceremonial recognition and carries no legislative obligations; it was adopted by voice vote without recorded opposition.
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