The Division of Student Affairs is pleased announce the addition of new staff members, as well as recent promotions. Please join me in welcoming our new members to the Clarkson Community and congratulating our current staff on their new roles. AccessABILITY Services Jessica Ayott, Coordinator Campus Safety & Security Gerald Bova, Safety & Security […]
We are aware that finding a parking space on campus can sometimes be challenging, and the University continues to look for ways to improve parking arrangements on campus. However, we want to remind you that parking in a fire lane on campus is still prohibited as it is against New York State law. The purpose
FITNESS CLASS SCHEDULE/ FALL 2018 REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. Space is limited. CU employees and members, register online at Fitness Class Registration FITNESS FUSION Instructor: SHANNON DESROSIERS Cost: $90, 18 classes total Monday & Wednesday: 12:10-12:50pm Want to get in the best shape of your life and maximize your calorie burn? Want to tone and strengthen
Looking for something different? You can try a different special every day here on campus! ALL WEEK • Vegan Jambalaya at the Vegetarian Station in the Servery • Seoul Burger at the Grill in the Servery • Meat Lovers Panini at the Panini Station in the Servery • Cheesy Sundried Tomato Melt at the Panini
Clarkson Community, Political activities and campaigning are already well underway in Congressional races and several other NYS and regional elected positions. As a matter of respecting the exercise of our First Amendment freedom, the University will welcome the efforts of any member of the Clarkson Community who wishes to participate in political campaigns using personal
TO: Faculty and Staff FROM: James Pittman Dean of Students RE: Office of AccessAbility Services DATE: August 29, 2018 As the academic year begins, it is important to note current staffing and changes within the Office of AccessAbility Services (OAS). Clarkson University is currently conducting a search for the position of Director of OAS. We
All Faculty: Higher education research institutions have been recently notified from National Institutes of Health (NIH) advising that threats to the integrity of U.S. biomedical research exists. There is evidence that some foreign entities have attempted to influence NIH researchers and peer reviewers. The areas of concern include: intellectual property, sharing of confidential information on grant
EVACUATION PROCEDURES FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES The following is a general guideline of evacuation procedures during fire and other building emergencies. It also addresses non-emergency situations. All persons are encouraged to identify primary and secondary evacuation routes. Each evacuation route must lead to an exit or to a safe area. After identifying two evacuation routes, persons in fixed
Please keep the following things in mind throughout the fall term. Contact SAS if you have any questions. Attendance Per University Regulations III-F (Attendance), course instructors are requested to report 3 consecutive absences to the Dean of Students’ office, in order to provide a minimal check on the physical and academic well-being of the student. This
Annual FERPA Reminder to all Faculty & Staff FERPA Basics The start of the academic year is an excellent time to remind all faculty and staff of the importance of the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA). FERPA protects the privacy of a student’s academic record. It applies to all institutions that
