To: The Clarkson Community From: Cathy McNamara, AVP Student Success, Diversity & Inclusion and Jim Pitman, Dean of Students At Clarkson Our small campus community is often times referred to as a family. As a consequence, at times, community members (family) may exhibit behaviors that cause us concern. It’s important for each of us in the […]
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 locations (employees) who
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
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We hope you all enjoy the upcoming break! It looks like some winter weather is coming and we want everyone to be safe. Please be sure to check the weather forecasts and check out these links for tips on how to prepare and travel safely! https://weather.com/safety/winter/news/winter-travel-safety/https://exchange.aaa.com/safety/driving-advice/winter-driving-tips/#.W-13V_lKiUkhttps://exchange.aaa.com/safety/driving-advice/winter-driving-tips/#.W-13V_lKiUk Winter Driving Tips
Halloween is a special time of the year and we want to help keep it that way. Share these basic Halloween safety tips with your family. Trick-Or-Treating Safely As a rule parents & responsible adults should accompany most children under the age of 12. Even, if they aren’t dressed up in
Greetings Residents! The Residence Life Office wishes you success on your mid-term exams, and wish everyone a joyous Thanksgiving Break. Here are some important points to keep in mind as you prepare to vacate campus housing: Residents must vacate their residence hall rooms on Wednesday, November 21 at 8:00am. Campus housing reopens on November 25 at 8:00am. Any students
On Saturday, October 27, the Educational Resources Center will be closed to all occupants. As previously announced, a crane will be brought back onto campus for the purpose of placing heavy mechanicals on the ERC roof. We cannot permit anyone to be in the building during the installation of this equipment. Please plan accordingly as
University visitors for meetings and functions from Thursday-Saturday, October 11-13, 2018, have been encouraged to use the small parking lot between Bertrand H. Snell Hall and Woodstock Lodge (Lot 21) in addition to visitor spaces in the Moore House Lot (Lot #10). University faculty and staff who normally use this lot are asked to please
University visitors for meetings and functions from Thursday-Saturday, October 11-13, 2018, have been encouraged to use the small parking lot between Bertrand H. Snell Hall and Woodstock Lodge (Lot 21) in addition to visitor spaces in the Moore House Lot. University faculty and staff who normally use this lot are asked to please use alternative
