Tuesday, March 3rd at 5pm – Peterson Board Room (New Snell Hall 3rd floor) Add to your Google Calendar This workshop is designed to increase your familiarity with basic principles of designing meaningful data visualizations. Following a discussion of how the brain “preattentive processing” handles visual information, the workshop will cover basic principles for determining the […]
Registration now open! 4th Annual Research and Project Showcase (RAPS) Saturday, April 18, 2020 [Bertrand H. Snell Hall and Cheel Campus Center] All students at Clarkson University are invited to participate in the 4th Annual Research and Project Showcase (RAPS). RAPS provides both undergraduate and graduate students a forum for presentations of research and academic projects,
For Department Budget Managers, Chairs, Deans & Cabinet February 21, 2020 We are implementing a change to the annual budget process from a ‘rollover’ budget to a ‘zero based’ budget. This type of bottom up budgeting will provide a more inclusive and transparent budget, allowing each budget manger’s needs to be considered in the final
The Office of Annual Giving is proud to introduce to you the February Employee Donor of the Month, Tina LaCombe. She is a #boymom, and has been a staff member at Clarkson for 27 years now! Hear about her personal and professional life, including what she deems as the “heart and soul” of Clarkson. Thank
The University Libraries will continue our spring workshop series for Grad students with: Citation Management Systems! TODAY! Tuesday, February 25th at 5pm – Peterson Board Room (New Snell Hall 3rd floor) Add to your Google Calendar This workshop will contain everything you need to get started with Zotero or Mendeley. Are you writing your citations by hand?
February 27, 2020 TAC 208 5:00pm – 6:00pm Come and go as you please ADD TO CALENDAR Prospective students should stop by TAC 208 on 2/27 to learn about the Adirondack Semester. You can ask former students how they liked living in the Adirondacks, climbing mountains, swimming in the lakes, and doing fieldwork in the
The Institutional Review Board (IRB) has member and/or alternate member service opportunities for interested faculty. The IRB has the mandate of protecting the rights and welfare of humans who participate in research. The IRB meets monthly to review protocols of faculty members or students wishing to conduct human subjects’ research. If you would like further information regarding service on
No plans for summer yet? Take a look at the summer programs available abroad. Deadlines are approaching…Why Study Abroad?Adventure awaits!Gain creditsLearn about a new cultureKnock out your global experience requirementMake new friendsGet out of your comfort zone!Why not?!Questions?International Center Drop In Hours – Weekdays 1-4 pm – ERC 2300Search CU Global below by Term: Summer
On behalf of the Chief Inclusion Office, we would love to invite you to participate as we kick off Diversity Week! This year’s theme chosen by the students is “Respect My Difference!”. We aim to celebrate all the differences our students represent as their uniqueness makes them great.Please join us today for Around The World. Enjoy events
Come donate at the Clarkson Army ROTC Blood Drive Tuesday, February 25 2020 from 11:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Student Center Multipurpose Room. To schedule an appointment please go online at https://rcblood.org/31y1nLM or contact the Army ROTC office at 315-265-2180
