Link to the interim travel policy effective 7/13/20: https://confluence.clarkson.edu/display/UPR/Interim+Travel+Policy+During+COVID-19 Link on how to associate a TA with an expense report: https://confluence.clarkson.edu/display/OITKB/Associating+a+Travel+Authorization+to+an+Expense+Report+9.2
Clarkson Community, Many of you are wondering about mail service for students who are in precautionary quarantine. The mail is being delivered to the student’s rooms directly. The information below comes directly from Clarkson Facilities. Just a reminder that there are no deliveries on the weekends. Please use the following mailing address format for letters
Campus Community, Today, we responded to additional precautionary measures that representatives from St. Lawrence County Public Health initiated based on contact tracing from last Friday’s positive cases. An additional 39 students are in the process of being contacted based on a class they attended on October 7 — these are precautionary measures only — not
The St. Lawrence County Department of Public Health is warning of a potential COVID-19 exposure for patrons who visited Madrid Hometown Cafe, 3746 on County Road 14, on Saturday, Oct. 10 between 5:30 and 6:30 p.m. If you believe you were present at that cafe during that period of time, you should be tested for
DATE: Thursday, Oct. 22, 1-2 p.m. (ET) The Conversation’s next members-only call with editors: Our next conference call with our editorial team will feature our Environment + Energy desk, with editors Jennifer Weeks and Stacy Morford. We encourage you to include communicators involved in different disciplines that address environmental issues, including science, law, government, economics and public policy. Scholars from
The ISE has recently gotten a pilot low-mow project approved for campus. Several areas are going to turn into biodiverse meadows rather than manicured lawns. This will create habitat, beautify the campus, save money on mowing, and allow the grounds crew more time to complete other tasks. Behind Moore we have started removing grass. We are prepping
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Important Video Message this Week We have been tested. Our process has been tested.Be vigilant and stick to the game plan.
St. Lawrence County Health Department is warning of a potential exposure to COVID-19 for customers of Park Bros. Bagels and Coffee in Potsdam. Patrons who visited the bagel shop at 9 Market Street on Saturday, Oct. 10 from 12:30-1:30 p.m. have a potential risk of exposure to COVID-19. If you were present at this location
