Job Talk Title: Validly Undefined: Bodies, Catharsis, and Reflection in Black Women’s Media Production Job Talk Description: Cognizant of histories in which Black women’s bodies were not legally considered ‘their own,’ and of media systems that continue to widely discount and hypersexualize Black women characters, this presentation examines why and how some Black women media-makers […]
Clarkson University Professor of Mathematics Scott R. Fulton has been named professor emeritus for exemplary service to the University. Formal recognition will take place at commencement, which is tentatively planned for this spring. Throughout the past 35 years, Fulton has accrued a distinguished record of excellence in research, teaching and service. Fulton has impacted several
The Clarkson University search committee for the new dean of the School of Arts and Sciences has selected four final candidates. The candidates will participate in virtual visits during the weeks of February 8 and February 15. Each candidate virtual visit includes a presentation of each candidate’s vision for the future of the School as
Clarkson University Professor of Education Catherine Snyder has been named to the Board of Directors for the national accreditation agency: Association for Advancing Quality in Educator Preparation (AAQEP). The AAQEP was founded in 2017. It is a membership organization and quality assurance agency that provides accreditation services and formative support to all types of educator
Week of February 1, 2021 – PLEASE NOTE: 2 Events Scheduled Below Research Coffee Hour – In this coffee hour we will discuss a number of initiatives in development with the internal Research Advisory Committee (iRAC), including a review of the draft revisions of the CU Discretionary Funds Use Guidance for faculty feedback, an upcoming pre-tenure faculty
Clarkson University Professor of Computer Science Jeanna N. Matthews has been named the vice chair of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) – USA AI Policy Committee. AI, or artificial intelligence, is the theory and development of computer systems that are able to perform tasks normally requiring human intelligence and is a rapidly
Registration for the14-Day Writing Challenge is OPEN! Whether you want to boost your writing productivity in 2021 or you just want to test-drive our productivity tracker, WriteNow, consider joining the Spring 14-Day Writing Challenge! The 14-Day Writing Challenge is free to all members. Registration ends March 17 and the program runs from March 22 – April 4, 2021. Experiment with daily writing, online community, and
Dear advisors, With careful planning the Adirondack Semester is designed to fit into nearly all academic programs on campus. Please consider / refer to the following details about the Fall 2021 program when communicating with advisees: Course Title Professor(s) Credits / KAs EV 314: Adirondack Integrated Research Project: Aquatic Connectivity Abul Baki Stephen Langdon Two
University Community, The Search Committee for the position of Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences (Professors Sean Banerjee, David Barry, Thomas Lufkin, Sumona Mondal, Elizabeth Pienkos, Lisa Propst, Devon Shipp, Dhara Trivedi, Mario Wriedt) has worked diligently over the last several months. The work of this outstanding team, consisting of representatives of the
Please Read: Honors Program Needs Faculty Interviewers Dear Colleagues: Please take one minute and read this letter. It is the time of year again when Clarkson Honors interviews prospects for the 50-60 positions we have available for matriculating students. Faculty interviews – your interviews – are often why we yield students, and so it is
