We invite you to join us in celebrating Diversity Week! This year’s theme is, “Respect My Difference!” We aim to celebrate all the differences our students represent, as their uniqueness makes them great. Enjoy events and performances by Clarkson University students! Art and exhibits will also be provided by the Potsdam Museum, St. Lawrence Arts […]
Do you know a grad or undergrad student staying on campus for break? Could they use some extra snacks during that time? Send them to Price Hall to pick up a Student Snack bag that they can enjoy!! Want to help? Email rmackey@clarkson.edu to learn more
Dear colleagues,The results of recent elections for School of Arts and Sciences seats on the Faculty Senate and the Promotions Committee have been finalized. Arti Wulandari and Alex Cohen have been elected to serve on the Faculty Senate with terms ending in 2022. Johndan Johnson-Eilola has been elected to the Promotions Committee with term ending in 2021 (the
We invite you to join us in celebrating Diversity Week! This year’s theme is, “Respect My Difference!” We aim to celebrate all the differences our students represent, as their uniqueness makes them great. Enjoy events and performances by Clarkson University students! Art and exhibits will also be provided by the Potsdam Museum, St. Lawrence Arts
Clarkson Sustainability Club will be hosting Opportunity’s Calling, a series of talks given by Clarkson students who are passionate about creating a more sustainable future. Our first talk will be given Monday, February 24 at noon in Snell 212 by Louisa Ulrich-Verderber. Renewable Energy: Past, Present, and FutureThough climate change may seem like a daunting crisis,
Due to an event being held in the IRC the field house basketball courts will not be available on Saturday, February 22nd and will not be available until 2 p.m. on Sunday, February 23rd. The track and the racquetball courts will remain open and be available for use on Saturday and Sunday. If you have any questions
Dr. Stephanie Schuckers, Clarkson University, performs research in the area of biometrics and is looking for subjects willing to participate in her research efforts. You must be >18 years of age to participate. The project involves the study of continuous human computing activity, specifically keyboard activity to determine their effectiveness (either alone or in conjunction
