To: All Potsdam Students Message from Dean of Students As we prepare for the majority of students to return on January 17th, and as a reminder to those already here, we want to take this opportunity to remind the campus of our phased approach to reopening and the gathering guidelines. These policies and guidelines are […]
Our newest addition to Clarkson’s blog is written by sophomore Civil Engineering Major Robert Schneider Read The Need for SPEED: 5 Reasons Why Everyone Should Join
Dear students, If you are unable to arrive and start classes in person on the 18th, and you were otherwise scheduled to do so, please submit this form COVID-19: Late Arrival Form. Please also be in touch with your professors about your arrival. Thank you. Dean of Students 315-268-6620 deanofstudents@clarkson.edu
Next week, the annual maintenance update of PeopleSoft Financials is planned to be implemented. Here are the changes you will notice: 1) The color scheme has changed. 2) The Classic Home tile has been removed because PeopleSoft no longer supports classic navigation. If you do not use Classic Home, you will not notice a change. If
Potsdam Campus Community: New Spring 2021: As part of our return to campus protocols, students are asked to check in at the start of each class using their smartphone, tablet or laptop. Scannable QR codes are placed at each seat. Check in will assist in contact tracing should the need arise. Students: Upon selecting a
As part of safely rebuilding the bubble for all students, faculty and staff; the University Bookstore will be processing orders online and doing a curbside pickup after receiving your order through next week. Please place your textbook or general merchandise order at clarkson.bncollege.com/ After placing your order, please wait for a communication that your order
ThyssenKrupp, our elevator maintenance vendor, will be on campus tomorrow to test elevators in CAMP, ERC, Cheel, Rowley, Clarkson Hall, and Lewis House. Each elevator will be down for approximately 30 minutes during its testing window. Testing will begin at 7:30 a.m. at Clarkson Hall and proceed through the downtown campus to the hill campus.
These resources are meant to help people explore diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging[DEIB] for themselves, in their communities, and in our institution. They may be resources that help you re-examine society and do some introspective reflection, explain core concepts like intersectionality or anti-racism, or practical guides for action, such as how to review a syllabus
