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Weather Advisory- Potsdam

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Clarkson Potsdam Faculty and Staff,  The University will continue to watch the weather and will notify staff via email and/or Rave Alert for any additional information pertaining to tomorrow and whether there will be a delay in opening on Tuesday, February 16, 2021. All supervisors are asked to understand that some staff may arrive late tomorrow due […]

Weather Alert for CRC

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Based on the current forecast, the University will be opening the CRC building at 12 noon tomorrow, February 16 . The University will continue to watch the weather and will notify staff via email and/or Rave Alert for any additional information pertaining to tomorrow and whether there will be a further delay in opening on Tuesday,

Clarkson University Professor Recognized as a Top Volunteer for Nepris For Second Consecutive Year

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For the second year in a row, Craig Merrett, assistant professor of Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering at Clarkson University, has been recently recognized by Nepris as one of its Top Volunteers for 2020.  Nepris is an educational service provider that connects K-12 classrooms in remote or underserved areas with industry professionals across the country. Merrett

FACULTY/STAFF OPEN FORUM – Candidate 3 for the position of Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences

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The Clarkson University search committee for the new dean of the School of Arts and Sciences has selected four final candidates. The candidates will participate in virtual visits during the weeks of February 8 and February 15.  Each candidate virtual visit includes a presentation of each candidate’s vision for the future of the School as

Response to Caffeine May be Pre-wired, According to Clarkson University Research

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A study co-published by Clarkson University mathematics Ph.D. student Daniel T. Fuller and Associate Professor of Physical Therapy and Biology Ali Boolani suggests that a person’s pre-disposition toward feelings of energy and fatigue can determine how one responds to caffeine. The research appears in a special issue of the peer-reviewed scientific journal Nutrients. The study

Clarkson University Physical Therapy Students Receive Samuel B. Feitelberg Fellowship

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Clarkson University doctor of physical therapy students Emily Massey ’21 and Marissa DeAngelo ‘21 have received the Samuel B. Feitelberg Physical Therapy Endowed Fellowship for 2020-2021. Massey, of Olivet, S.D., received her bachelor of science degree in health sciences from The University of South Dakota.  DeAngelo, of Brookfield, C.T., received her bachelor of science degree

Interested in applying to be an RA?

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Interested in applying to be an RA?  Residence Life is hosting optional virtual Q&A Sessions to give you an opportunity to ask questions and learn more about the position!  You can find the zoom links on the Residence Life page on KnightLife.  Email Area Coordinator Hannah Savage at hsavage@clarkson.edu if you have any questions.    

Join us today, Build a Budget that Works!

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Want to continue your journey to Financial Wellness? Would you like something productive to do while we are in a Phase Red?  Today…join the Student Success Center for a Thrifty Thursday- 30 minute Session-begins at 1pm.Zoom link hereToday’s topic: Build a Budget that Works (20 minute video). You may also take advantage of the West Group office hours

CAPS Mentorship Program for Psychology Students

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The Clarkson Association of Psychology Students (CAPS) is starting a new mentorship program that aims to pair up an underclassman with an upperclassman according to their interests in the field of Psychology.As a mentee in this mentorship, you will gain the insights of being a psychology major and be provided with support and guidance from your

Amber Stephenson Receives Tenure, Promotion at Clarkson University

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Clarkson University President Tony Collins has announced that Amber Stephenson has been granted tenure and promoted from assistant professor to associate professor of healthcare management in the Reh School of Business. Stephenson teaches organizational behavior and organization theory courses, such as health systems management and structural dynamics of healthcare organizations in the Healthcare Management MBA

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