The Math Department is hosting a Halloween and Dessert Reception Event. This event will take place on October 26th from 5:30 – 6:30pm in Science Center 360. This event is open to all students and faculty. There will be desserts, fun math games, and costumes are encouraged. This will be a great way to meet […]
This is a reminder to please submit your textbook adoptions. Textbook adoptions should be submitted every semester months in advance to ensure orders can be placed on time. This is also necessary for compliance with national guidance policy that states adoptions should be submitted by the time enrollment opens so that students can determine affordability. Should professors not require any material they
CAMP is again hosting the CAMP Catalyst Discussions during the fall semester. The second one will be on Thursday, October 19. The CAMP Catalyst Discussions are informal discussions that highlight the research and educational activities in materials (broadly defined) and aim to increase interactions/collaborations between faculty and look for synergies and research funding opportunities. Thursday, October 19, 2023: Topic: Educational Opportunities in Chemical-Mechanical Planarization, Discussion
Clarkson’s STEM LEAF/ADVANCE grant is sponsoring two faculty coffee hours in the next two weeks on: All faculty are welcome to attend either or both events! These will be casual where you can please feel free to stay and mingle or take a coffee/tea and pastry to go any time. Both will be set-up from
Dear Faculty, Registration is now open for the Associated Colleges of the St. Lawrence Valley Annual Teaching Effectiveness Conference. This year’s conference theme is “Understanding & Engaging the Post-Pandemic College Student”. The full-day conference will consist of a keynote address by Dr. Jennifer Ball, panels, and a facilitated roundtable discussion. Conference participants will have the
Clarkson’s STEM LEAF/ADVANCE grant is sponsoring two faculty coffee hours in the next two weeks on: All faculty are welcome to attend either or both events! These will be casual where you can please feel free to stay and mingle or take a coffee/tea and pastry to go any time. Both will be set-up from
Clarkson’s Sponsored Research Services (SRS), in partnership with our internal Research Advisory Committee (RAC), has supported two years of funding to support faculty research grounded in Team Science. The focus is to stimulate new and existing research teams in order to (1) address a major societal challenge, (2) elevate our research reputation in the team’s
Do you do biomedical and/or rehabilitation research at Clarkson University? The CREST Steering Committee is happy to announce the 2023 CREST Graduate Research Fellowship Program. Please see the attached document for details and templates. Briefly, PIs are invited to submit a grant related to CREST research efforts. Funds will support 1 graduate student and up
CAMP is again hosting the CAMP Catalyst Discussions during the fall semester. Three separate Discussions will be held, the first being on Thursday, October 5. The CAMP Catalyst Discussions are informal discussions that highlight the research and educational activities in materials (broadly defined) and aim to increase interactions/collaborations between faculty and look for synergies and research funding opportunities. 1. Thursday, October 5, 2023: Topic: NSF-Industry Collaborations: Technology, Innovation,
Imane is coming from the Mohamed First University in Oujda, Morocco, where she conducts multidisciplinary research in the intersection of strategic management, industrial marketing and entrepreneurship. She was awarded the Fulbright Visiting Scholar funding for continuing expanding her research expertise and international networks, while working on impactul research with Clarkson University Professor Christian Felzensztein, who
