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Clarkson University’s Center for Advanced Materials Processing (CAMP) hosted the 27th International Symposium on Chemical Mechanical Planarization (CMP), bringing together a record-breaking 168 industry experts and academic scholars from around the globe. This year, the prestigious event took place in the vibrant setting of Saratoga Springs from July 27 to 30. CMP is a critical […]

A team of Clarkson University graduate students has completed a strategic market research study aimed at helping the Ogdensburg International Airport (OGS) better understand its customers and grow its role in the North Country region. Conducted as part of Clarkson’s MK696: Marketing Methods course, the project analyzed traveler behaviors, airport preferences, and key service gaps.

A group of Clarkson University MBA students has completed a market research study on Harvest Kitchen, a certified commercial kitchen space supporting food entrepreneurs in St. Lawrence County. The project, led through Clarkson’s MK696 Marketing Methods course, was designed to help Harvest Kitchen strengthen its outreach and better serve the needs of rural food businesses.

Students from Madrid-Waddington Central School recently leveraged an educational opportunity from Clarkson University into an awareness campaign for their high school classmates.  Last week on Wednesday, students who recently participated in Clarkson’s Building Rural Aspirations in Neuroscience with Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (BRAIN-STEM) Program, teamed up with Reality Check to host “Chalk the Walk”

Clarkson University invites Physician Assistants and healthcare providers from across the North Country and New York to gather on campus for New York State Society of PAs (NYSSPA) Advocacy Day on Thursday, June 19 beginning at 9 a.m. NYSSPA Advocacy Day educates PAs, PA students, employers, administrators, and legislators on the laws regarding PA practice,

Several competitions hosted by Clarkson University’s Institute for STEM Education have given elementary, middle and high school students from across New York State an opportunity to ignite their passion for STEM. Clarkson’s Robotics outreach team hosted multiple For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST®) Robotics events aimed at K-12 STEM education and youth

Clarkson University has been identified by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching as one of 21 institutions to support the testing of a new classification to recognize U.S. higher education institutions’ sustainability work. The selection process considered Clarkson’s long term commitment to “sustainability in all we do.”  Among the institutions selected from across