*Please bring your Clarkson ID, a change of clean athletic shoes, a water bottle and towel. *Classes will be following CDC guidelines pertaining to mask mandates. *No refunds on classes 30” Kettlebell is a unique one-of-a-kind strength-based workout which includes a generous warm-up and yoga- based cool-down, with 30 minutes of fun, yet effective exercises […]
Yianoukos’ Fitness Center Wednesday, Feb 23 Closing @ 7pm Feb 24-26 CLOSED Feb 27 10-9pm Deneka & IRC Wednesday, Feb 23 Closing @ 7pm Thursday & Friday, Feb 24 & 25 Open 7am-7pm Saturday, Feb 26 Open 12-6pm Sunday, Feb 27 Open 10-11pm Fuller Pool Thursday-Sunday, Feb 23-27 12-3pm Regular hours resume Monday,
Over the last few months, your Clarkson Facilities & Services (FAS) team has been putting together new initiatives for improving customer service. We at Facilities believe that the best service lies within good communication and constructive customer feedback. Along those lines, FAS has initiated a customer feedback survey which will accompany the closing notice for
On September 8, from 10:30 – 11: 30 a.m., JMZ Architects will be presenting very early design concepts while seeking input from the campus for the Science Center Expansion and Renovation project. JMZ Architects specializes in solutions for higher education campuses. Please join us for an open faculty engagement session to be held in the
The Project Management Team and Facilities & Services (FAS) wrap up and ramp up. Here’s a list of improvements around and about campus. Riverside Apartments: All living room carpets were removed and replaced, all windows were removed and replaced, and exterior trim was repaired and painted giving the apartments a bright new look. IRC Complex:
We are excited to welcome everyone back to campus. We wanted to let you know that the Fitness Centers will not be requiring reservations this year through EZfacility, but we will be requiring a valid Clarkson ID, so please make sure you bring your ID and a change of clean, athletic shoes to enter.
NCC Systems has to test alarm bells in the academic corridor Thursday morning, August 19, at 5:30 a.m. until approximately 7:00 a.m. Never assume alarms are tests. Please plan to exit the building if you hear alarms. Please email jmcgill@clarkson.edu if you have any questions.
The Village of Potsdam has completed their work and has refilled the water tower on Clarkson’s hill campus. Water use, which was temporarily restricted, can return to normal. If you encounter any discoloration in the water please run it until the water runs clear. Additionally, toilets may keep running due to the disruption of sediment.
The elevator in Rowley will be unavailable for the next three weeks beginning tomorrow, Thursday, August 5, in order for our contractor to make necessary repairs. We apologize for any inconvenience. The elevator in CAMP is available for those in the building who need elevator service. Please email facilities@clarkson.edu if you have any questions or concerns.
To faculty and staff in the Science Center and TAC, Beginning tomorrow, Thursday, July 8, the area around corridor C1100D in the Science Center lecture wing, circled below, will be cordoned off to all through foot traffic. On Friday, a crane will be positioned at the red X below for the purpose of removing mechanical
