Orange Shirt Day is an act of commemoration of the ‘Indian Residential School’ children, both the survivors and those that were lost. The acknowledgment of the ‘Indian Residential School’ legacy that occurred in North America from the 19th century to the end of the 20th century. These government-mandated and funded schools forced western society’s approach […]
Come join us on Thursday, September 29th, in the Student Center, 2nd Floor MPRs, to watch and discuss the film Indian Horse (2017). Based on the Richard Wagameses novel, the story is about Saul Indian Horse, an Ojibway boy who was torn from his family and committed to a residential school. He makes a life
Purpose of Communication: Call for Nominations for the Reh Family Endowed Professorship in Entrepreneurial Leadership due Friday, October 21, 2022. We are pleased to announce that we are seeking internal nominations for the Reh Family Endowed Professorship in Entrepreneurial Leadership. Self- nominations are allowed. Per the donor’s specification, the successful candidate appointed to the Reh Family Endowed Professorship in Entrepreneurial Leadership is to educate the next generation of Clarkson entrepreneurial leaders through this investment in a permanent faculty position with a focus on entrepreneurship. This position is intended to attract an
One Card Transactions: The billing cycle will end September 21st for One Card transactions dated August 21st through September 20th. The final Visa load will be September 21st. Submit expense reports by September 30th. Please make sure that you have reconciled all transactions dated September 20th and prior. This includes all credits due to refunds for returned items, canceled travel, etc.
The Clarkson Construction Engineering Management Consulting Group (C3G) is conducting a study in support of the village and town of Potsdam (funded by the Health Initiative) related to walking and biking along Route 11 from the Sandstone-Maple-Pine intersection westward to Walmart. As a part of this study, a survey was created to get public and
Facilities & Services will be testing the generators at Cheel on Tuesday, September 27, between 1:00 and 4:00 p.m. During the testing, there will be times the building will be without power as we test the automatic transfer switches to make sure they are functioning properly. The duration of these outages should be fairly short.
As caring faculty and staff members, making a gift to the Clarkson Fund in honor of a student in the Class of 2023 is a memorable and impactful way to show the students who have overcome the challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic (since they were freshmen) that you are committed to their ongoing success and
We are fully staffed and open days and evenings just as your first papers are coming due. We are here to be a sounding board, to discuss content and to check through wording and sentence clarity or citations. Hours for the rest of the semester (except breaks) are: Monday 11 a.m. to 7 p,m. Tuesday/Thursday 11
Orange Shirt Day is an act of commemoration of the ‘Indian Residential School’ children, both the survivors and those that were lost. The acknowledgment of the ‘Indian Residential School’ legacy that occurred in North America from the 19th century to the end of the 20th century. These government-mandated and funded schools forced western society’s approach
Come join us on Thursday, September 29th, in the Student Center, 2nd Floor MPRs, to watch and discuss the film Indian Horse (2017). Based on the Richard Wagameses novel, the story is about Saul Indian Horse, an Ojibway boy who was torn from his family and committed to a residential school. He makes a life
