Professor Daqing Hou, the Director of the Software Engineering program at Clarkson University has been awarded a grant from the Innovation Corps program (I-Corps) of the National Science Foundation. The award supports his team to perform customer discovery and investigate the potential product market fit for their proposed software products that aim to prevent and … Continue reading Clarkson Professor Receives NSF Grant to Help Prevent and Detect eCommerce Fraud
Clarkson in “The Conversation”
Check out this piece by Provost Robyn Hannigan in today’s Conversation. What the ‘doctor’ title means for women of color with doctorates Cecilia E. Suarez, University of Florida and Robyn Hannigan, Clarkson University Editor’s note: In a Dec. 11 Wall Street Journal op-ed, conservative author Joseph Epstein sparked widespread backlash, especially from women in academia, … Continue reading Clarkson in “The Conversation”
Times Higher Education Needs YOUR Opinion (And so do our Graduate Programs!)
Times Higher Education’s annual Global Academic Reputation Survey is now out and they want to hear from Clarkson University experts! You will begin receiving an invitation from TimesHigherEducation@surveys.elsevier.com. Please check your inboxes (and spam folders) for this invitation. The headline results of the survey will first be published in the form of the influential … Continue reading Times Higher Education Needs YOUR Opinion (And so do our Graduate Programs!)
Thank you to Jennifer Knack for her interim leadership of the Clarkson School
From: The Provost Purpose: a special thanks Thank you to Jennifer Knack for her interim leadership of the Clarkson School With the announcement of the appointment of Professor Ben Galluzzo as the permanent Head of the Clarkson School I would like to now celebrate and extend sincere thanks to Professor Jennifer Knack for her interim … Continue reading Thank you to Jennifer Knack for her interim leadership of the Clarkson School
Clarkson Occupational Therapy Alumna Publishes Children’s Book Starring Her Dog
Tiffany Sha, OTR/L ‘18, who graduated from Clarkson with a Masters degree in Occupational Therapy, and two of her friends, Stephanie Hui, OTD, OTR/L, and Pimm Buddhari have written and published a children’s book to encourage movement and interaction with the environment, and most importantly, promote fun! So the three women got together and came … Continue reading Clarkson Occupational Therapy Alumna Publishes Children’s Book Starring Her Dog
COVID Read: Clarkson Campus Access Limited to Authorized Individuals / Sledding Hill Closed to Public
The Clarkson University campus in Potsdam is open only to authorized visitors, employees and students as well as vendors making pre-arranged deliveries. This includes the usage of the Clarkson “Sledding Hill” off of Clarkson Avenue, which we are reserving for only Clarkson students to use as part of keeping their campus-based outdoor activities available to … Continue reading COVID Read: Clarkson Campus Access Limited to Authorized Individuals / Sledding Hill Closed to Public
Clarkson Professor Receives Department of Defense Award for Groundwater Treatment
Michelle Crimi ‘95, a professor and the David Spatz ‘68 Endowed Chair for the Director of Engineering and Management at Clarkson University, and her research team, have been awarded one of the Department of Defense’s (DoD) Environmental Security Technology Certification Program (ESTCP) Projects of the Year Awards. The awards were announced virtually at the 2020 … Continue reading Clarkson Professor Receives Department of Defense Award for Groundwater Treatment
Announcement On Announcement Processes
Based on ongoing campus feedback to streamline announcements and earlier posts on the process, the University will be eliminating the option to request announcements to the campus community separate from the daily e-newsletter. Exceptions will be made for vital campus information where timeliness is appropriate and for the CUSA and GSA newsletters that are a … Continue reading Announcement On Announcement Processes
Announcement On Announcement Processes
Based on ongoing campus feedback to streamline announcements and earlier posts on the process, the University will be eliminating the option to request announcements to the campus community separate from the daily e-newsletter. Exceptions will be made for vital campus information where timeliness is appropriate and for the CUSA and GSA newsletters that are a … Continue reading Announcement On Announcement Processes
Appointment of Ben Galluzzo as the Head of the Clarkson School
From: The ProvostPurpose: to inform and celebrate The Clarkson School is the second oldest early college program in the country. Through its unique residential and co-curricular programming, the Clarkson School offers unique learning experiences to 11th and 12th grade students who have progressed beyond their high school curriculum and are ready for a fresh challenge. … Continue reading Appointment of Ben Galluzzo as the Head of the Clarkson School