For the third time in recent years, Clarkson University’s Bayard D. Clarkson Professor Emeritus Philip Hopke was a judge at the Wood Stove Design Challenge on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. The event includes rigorous testing of the next generation of technology that can make wood stoves consistently cleaner, more efficient, easier to use, […]
A lifelong love for all things coffee inspired Clarkson alumna Charlotte Hayden ’16, to start The Better Brew Company. Better Brew specializes in craft coffee flavors “designed to make your morning cup of coffee taste like its straight out of your favorite café.” Hayden, who majored in Innovation in Entrepreneurship at Clarkson, decided to start
The Clarkson University Chem-E Car Team continued to build on their successful season in Pittsburgh, PA at the AIChE (American Institute of Chemical Engineers) 2018 Annual Meeting last month. The Clarkson team of undergraduate students placed 4th overall in a field of 40 teams from around the world. The team qualified for this international event
Clarkson University Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering Chair Brian T. Helenbrook has been elected as a Fellow of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME). Of the 100,948 ASME members, only 3,521 have been elected a Fellow. Helenbrook was named the chair of Clarkson’s Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering Department in the Wallace H. Coulter School of
Clarkson University will be screening a shortened, 30-minute, version of John Davis’ documentary “Born to Rewild” followed by a discussion and Q&A session. The film follows Davis as he treks 5000 miles over eight months from Mexico to Canada to bring awareness to the importance of connected wildlife corridors along the spine of the continent.
A new device developed in partnership with Clarkson University’s Shipley Center for Innovation is working to relieve foot and heel pain along with plantar fasciitis. Lowville, NY native Andrew Jennings had been suffering from pain due to plantar fasciitis. After trying a number of things to ease his suffering, Jennings decided to make his
Clarkson alumna 2LT Ali Schwenzfeier ’17, Biology, and a former Clarkson University Army ROTC Cadet, recently graduated as the Distinguished Honor Graduate of her flight school class in Fort Rucker, Alabama. Schwenzfeier is a newly minted AH-64E Apache Attack Helicopter Pilot and is currently assigned as a Platoon Leader in C Troop, 1-6 Cavalry Regiment,
Clarkson University students in the Engineering & Management program now have an opportunity to be inducted into a nationally recognized honor society. Assistant Professor of Engineering & Management and Director of Assurance of Learning at David D. Reh School of Business Amir Mousavian said Clarkson’s petition to establish a chapter of Alpha Pi Mu was
As we approach enrollment for the Spring 2019 semester, I would like to provide information that should help facilitate the process. Schedule of Classes: The searchable class schedule is available to everyone, here (no need to log into PeopleSoft!) The PDF is available for download, here. Knowledge Areas, Technology Courses, and Communication Points: Use the class
Clarkson’s Teaching & Learning Corner (TLC) celebrates National Distance Learning Week by introducing new resources with a focus on Quality Matters. Quality Matters (QM) is a faculty-centered, peer review process designed to certify the quality of online courses and online components. Quality Matters has generated widespread interest and received national recognition for its peer-based approach
