The Student Center mailroom window hours this summer are:Monday – Friday, 8a.m. until 3p.m. The student mailboxes are normally closed for the summer. Those students living on campus should stop by the window to sign up if they do not want their mail forwarded home for the summer. Package pick up during the summer will […]
Chris Towler (faculty in the DPT program), Mahesh Banavar (faculty in Electrical and Computer Engineering), Doug Bohl (faculty in Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering), and Coreen Bohl (Director of the Counseling Center), combined have over 29 years of experience at PVRS. They work actively with other PVRS volunteers (including Clarkson student members of the squad) to ensure when
New York State’s Consolidated Funding Application Process is now open and the University is prioritizing its asks and support for proposals, which are due July 30. Matt Draper and Kelly Chezum will be holding a session on Tuesday, June 8 at Noon about NYS projects submitted in the past, projects already in motion and responding to questions about interest.
Further to our communication dated April 20, 2021, Clarkson University has updated the interim COVID-19 policies in accordance with CDC and New York State guidelines. Please see the summary of the updates below: At this time, only employees who are fully vaccinated will be permitted for University-funded travel, both international and domestic. University-Funded travel is restricted
Evelyn Paige recaps her sophomore year in her most recent vlog, talking about all the unique experiences she had over the past two semesters at Clarkson. Evelyn will be sharing more about her life as a Clarkson student throughout the summer, so follow along for more about her experience!
One Card Transactions: The billing cycle ended May 20th for One Card transactions dated April 21st through May 20th with the final Visa load on May 21st. Submit expense reports for this billing cycle by May 28th. The earlier reports are submitted will help assure they can be approved by month-end. It is especially important as the university approaches the end of
The STEM LEAF/ADVANCE grant is sponsoring a virtual retreat for women faculty considering leadership positions or wondering if taking on a leadership position would be right for you! Personal assessment tools will be included in the program.Please fill out this form to register for the virtual retreat. Note that though this retreat is limited to women faculty, we are planning
