Clarkson Development & Alumni Relations recently launched Good Knights Guild, a new donor recognition program that recognizes those who give their time, talent, or treasure to the University. We are looking to partner with the campus community to let us know when an alumnus or University friend volunteers their time on campus or virtually (examples include campus […]
Join our Circle: Feedback is the lifeblood of the classroom. It is central to the student learning experience yet often a challenge to efficiently and helpfully deliver. Beginning Thursday, September 8, 2022 at 12:00PM EST via Zoom, this latest teaching circle will launch to bring instructors and staff together to discuss their experiences with feedback,
Clarkson University Assistant Professor of Psychology Elizabeth Pienkos will conduct an academic workshop at Ghent University in Belgium, October 11-12. The two-day workshop will focus on an interview she developed to assess experiential changes associated with schizophrenia. The workshop will be delivered to graduate and post-doctoral students as well as professors affiliated with Ghent. Schizophrenia
Ignite Dorf Makerspace – Open House The Ignite Dorf Makerspace will host an Open House on Friday September 9th from 1PM to 4PM in the Educational Resource Center (ERC) Room 1114. Tour this resource space to learn about the equipment such as: soldering, 3D printing, sewing, poster printing, heat press, vinyl cutting, Epilog laser, and
Ignite Dorf Makerspace Workshop – 09/11/22 Learn how to use Inkscape which is the primary graphical design tool used for many Makerspace tools (AxiDraw, laser engraver, vinyl cutter, shaper CNC, etc). At this workshop the AxiDraw will be utilized to perfectly trace a design onto paper or any other flat surface. Register at Bit.ly/DMSWF22
All students, faculty and staff are invited to gather at Clarkson’s World Trade Center Memorial Sculpture at 8:30 a.m. for Clarkson’s annual 9/11 remembrance ceremony on Sunday, September 11. The memorial is located across the road from the Rowley Laboratories building. Rain location for the ceremony is the Student Center Forum. On September 11, 2001,
From September 16-18, the Impossible Projects Working Group will host an interdisciplinary symposium titled “Embracing Contradictions.” For scholars, artists, activists and community members working and living in a world that is in crisis, it often seems like we are stretched between contradictions difficult or impossible to reconcile. This symposium explores how to work within contradictions
Clarkson Development & Alumni Relations recently launched Good Knights Guild, a new donor recognition program that recognizes those who give their time, talent, or treasure to the University. We are looking to partner with the campus community to let us know when an alumnus or University friend volunteers their time on campus or virtually (examples include campus
Join our Circle: Feedback is the lifeblood of the classroom. It is central to the student learning experience yet often a challenge to efficiently and helpfully deliver. Beginning Thursday, September 8, 2022 at 12:00PM EST via Zoom, this latest teaching circle will launch to bring instructors and staff together to discuss their experiences with feedback,
Seskéha/August 15, 2022 Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Office is proud to present an opportunity for Clarkson University Students to travel to the Akwesasne International Powwow in the Akwesasne Mohawk Territory on Saturday, September 10th. Eligible students must have international travel documents (Passport/NEXUS Card/Enhanced ID Card) and fulfill all border entry requirements into Canada. Students are
