Get ready for a spook-tacular night! The Student Graduate Association invites you to join us for an evening of fun, frights, and festivities at the Halloween Howls Party! Date: 26th October Time: 7:30 to 11 pm Location: Cheel Barbens Room Great gift for the best costume! Come dressed in your best costume and enjoy spooky snacks, thrilling games, and a hauntingly good […]
Join Phalanx at 5pm on Tuesday, October 22nd in ERC 1501 (ERC classroom on the first floor, across from the Maker Space) for an interactive workshop on community engagement and Non-Violent Communication. Non-Violent Communication (NVC) is a communication style developed by Marshall B. Rosenberg, PhD in which actions are observed, and then feelings, needs, and requests are clearly stated. Rosenberg has used
October 23rd Smores and Lore Event Join Phillip White-Cree at the Student Center Fire Pit, telling Local Indigenous Scary Stories while making Smores at 4pm. Sponsored by the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Office All are welcome to attend and make smores!
Dear Campus Community, We hope you had a restful Fall Break! Starting tomorrow, Friday 10/18, and continuing through Sunday 10/20, the lower Cheel parking lot will be closed for parking for all community members to allow for setup for the FallFest concert taking place Saturday evening. Please plan to park in another area for these
Dear Professors, I hope this message finds you well. For our marketing course project, we (Julia, Yasmine, Emelie, and Yuto) are conducting a short market analysis survey. We would greatly appreciate it if you could share the survey link (see attached PDF) with your class at the start of your session. The survey is not
The CU Pantry is excited to announce its latest delivery. Inventory includes fresh tomatoes, eggs, pinto and kidney beans, frozen fruit and vegetables, canned soup, frozen meat, cheese, snacks, refrigerated milk, and shelf stable milk. All students experiencing food insecurity are encouraged to utilize this critical service. The CU Pantry is dedicated to eliminating the
Office and Door Decorating Fire Safety Rules Holiday decorations for the workplace can be a fun way to help students, faculty and staff enjoy thespirit of the holiday seasons together. Please remember to keep safety in mind while respecting thetraditions of our students, faculty and staff by observing these rules for holiday decorations in allClarkson
The CU Pantry is excited to welcome 4000 pounds of food today. Inventory includes fresh produce (bell peppers, tomatoes, and butternut squash), eggs, milk, frozen vegetables, frozen meat, cheese, refrigerated milk, and shelf stable milk. There are some items available for immediate pickup, including all produce and many frozen meats and vegetables. The CU Pantry is otherwise
Graduate Student Ulfet Erdogan in the Chemistry and Biochemistry Department here at Clarkson University will present about Sustainable waste-derived adsorbents for phosphorus removal from eutrophic water: Phosphorus is an indispensable and irreplaceable fertilizer for crops and livestock production. However, the large increase in the use of phosphorus fertilizers escalated eutrophication in water bodies. The demand for phosphorus fertilizers has grown over
Volunteers Needed for our K12 FIRST Robotics Outreach Events! Come volunteer with the Clarkson University Institute of STEM Education and FIRST. Event Dates: February 1st, 2025 and/or March 8th, 2025 No volunteering experience is required! Scan the QR code or visit https://forms.gle/mBg15tiWCVVq2JLZ7 to learn more about FIRST and to sign up for a brief info session. Info
